NRT office and Sheep Pasture property holiday hours:
The NRT office is open M-F from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. The Sheep Pasture property is open dawn to dusk, seven days a week.
The Sheep Pasture property is open for visitors from dawn to dusk, even when the office is closed for weekends or holidays.
The office will be closed on December 24 & 25 to allow NRT staff to celebrate the holiday with their families, and the office will reopen on December 26th at 8:00 am. The office will also be closed at noon on December 31st and will reopen on January 2, 2019.
The NRT office is open M-F from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. The Sheep Pasture property is open dawn to dusk, seven days a week.
The Sheep Pasture property is open for visitors from dawn to dusk, even when the office is closed for weekends or holidays.
The office will be closed on December 24 & 25 to allow NRT staff to celebrate the holiday with their families, and the office will reopen on December 26th at 8:00 am. The office will also be closed at noon on December 31st and will reopen on January 2, 2019.
Orange is the new black!
Beautiful fall weather brings people out to enjoy many different types of outdoor recreation. When you spend time out in nature, be sure that you can be seen and easily identified by wearing bright/neon colors, such as orange, green, yellow, or pink . Outdoors at dawn or dusk? Bring a flashlight or light stick with you to increase your visibility.
Kids, adults, and even pets should be sporting their brightest fashions outside this fall
to keep everyone safe!
Beautiful fall weather brings people out to enjoy many different types of outdoor recreation. When you spend time out in nature, be sure that you can be seen and easily identified by wearing bright/neon colors, such as orange, green, yellow, or pink . Outdoors at dawn or dusk? Bring a flashlight or light stick with you to increase your visibility.
Kids, adults, and even pets should be sporting their brightest fashions outside this fall
to keep everyone safe!
Now it is easier than ever to donate to NRT and help make a difference to this special part of the community.
Click the "Donate Now" button below to make your one-time or monthly contribution to help fund the important work of NRT or click the "Join Now" button to become an NRT member! It takes less than 5 minutes to support NRT. Thank you!
First time visiting NRT's Sheep Pasture?
Click here to get more information for your trip on our FAQ page!
Please note that hunting or trapping of any kind is not allowed on any NRT property, at any time. For more information, please visit the NRT's FAQ page by clicking here.
A reminder from Mass Wildlife... if you find young animals-
If You Care, Leave It There!
Click here for animal info from MA Wildlife
Welcome visitors!
We ask everyone to please drive slowly and carefully at all times when visiting. Many families, including small children, come to Sheep Pasture and may be walking near the areas where vehicles travel and park. Please be cautious as you drive through the property. Visitors, for everyone's safety, please stay on the grassy sides of the driveway when walking through Sheep Pasture. Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed at all times on all NRT property. Thank you and enjoy your visit!
Seasonal animal-related question? Thinking of getting a flock of chickens? Find injured wildlife? Need to re-home a domestic farm animal? We have info that can help!
Click here for our animal resources information page. Our website has great sources of information that you will want to know before making that important pet purchase or how to help an animal that may be in trouble.
Please note that NRT cannot accept injured or abandoned wildlife, birds, or domestic animals. There are several organizations listed on NRT's animal resources page to assist you with your specific animal-related questions and needs.
We ask everyone to please drive slowly and carefully at all times when visiting. Many families, including small children, come to Sheep Pasture and may be walking near the areas where vehicles travel and park. Please be cautious as you drive through the property. Visitors, for everyone's safety, please stay on the grassy sides of the driveway when walking through Sheep Pasture. Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed at all times on all NRT property. Thank you and enjoy your visit!
Seasonal animal-related question? Thinking of getting a flock of chickens? Find injured wildlife? Need to re-home a domestic farm animal? We have info that can help!
Click here for our animal resources information page. Our website has great sources of information that you will want to know before making that important pet purchase or how to help an animal that may be in trouble.
Please note that NRT cannot accept injured or abandoned wildlife, birds, or domestic animals. There are several organizations listed on NRT's animal resources page to assist you with your specific animal-related questions and needs.
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Please be sure to use caution when visiting Sheep Pasture in colder weather. Trails are not groomed, so there could be areas of standing water, mud, branches, ice, etc. depending on recent conditions. We strongly suggest visitors bring water for both pets and people when visiting. Dressing in layers and wearing sturdy walking shoes are recommended. For more information, visit the Sheep Pasture FAQ page.
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Are you a professional photographer who loves to use Sheep Pasture as a session location with your clients? Are you a family or individual who is looking for a professional photographer to create lasting memories of your special life event? Whether you are a photographer or a potential client, visit our new Photographer Info page for information on having your special photos taken at beautiful Sheep Pasture!
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NEW! Show your support for a specific animal or area at Sheep Pasture. Sheep Pasture Sponsorships now available at many different levels. Click here to learn more.
NRT Information and Opportunities
Get important news, event updates, and information about the natural world with NRT's online newsletter!
Save paper and get your NRT nature news delivered right to your cell phone, computer, or e-reader device by signing up today!
Save paper and get your NRT nature news delivered right to your cell phone, computer, or e-reader device by signing up today!
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Do you have questions about visiting Sheep Pasture? Visit our FAQ page for more information or contact us any time.
Do you have an unwanted pet or domestic animal, including farm animals? Do you have injured or abandoned wildlife in your yard? The NRT has informational resources for you to find the assistance you need. Click here to visit the NRT's Animal Resources page with links and contact information for a wide variety of rescue and professional organizations related to animal welfare.
NRT cannot accept domestic animals or wildlife at the Sheep Pasture facility. We do not accept roosters at any time. For the safety of animals and people, please do not drop off pets or other animals at Sheep Pasture or any facility that is unprepared to accept them.
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Interested in a career in science? Want to learn more about what it takes to enjoy a profession in a STEM field of work? Visit the NRT's new page, howdoyouscience.org, to learn more about the exciting options available in STEM professions today.
If you are a professional working in a STEM-related field and would like to learn more about how you can contribute to the NRT's How Do You Science initiative, please contact NRT for more information. To all of our visitors:
Experts are reporting that the number of ticks and mosquitoes is expected to be high in all outdoor areas, and these insects are active all throughout the day in summer. We encourage all of our visitors (and their pets!) to practice good prevention techniques when participating in any outdoor activities. For more information on preventing and controlling ticks and mosquitoes during outdoor activities, click here for important information from the MA Department of Health and Human Services. 
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Become A Member
The NRT of Easton relies on the support of its members to continue its work in conservation, programming, and maintenance of Sheep Pasture. Join online today!
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NRT of Easton: What We Do
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