Help us build an
even better
Sheep Pasture
Be a part of our journey to renew, restore, and revitalize. Our new animal barn will provide upgraded housing for our animals, space to grow our animal community, and create immersive educational experiences for students and visitors. Please make a donation today.
Animal Barn Capital Project
For over 50 years, The Natural Resources Trust of Easton has served as a cherished place of enjoyment for Easton residents and those in our neighboring communities. Our non-profit organization was founded to educate others about natural and cultural resources while promoting the importance of conservation and land stewardship.
Through decades of programming and community events, we’ve been woven into generations of nature experiences—fostering connections with the natural world for countless students, families, and individuals. We’re immensely proud to be where your nature memories are made.
With the addition of Charlie and Bucky to our animal family—and more four-legged friends on the way—the NRT needs a new barn to house our growing team. The barn will create exciting new opportunities for public engagement and educational programming across our campus.
Thank you to our founding donors and sponsors:
Lee Williams Family Trust
The White Family Trust
North Easton Savings Bank
Pierce & Mandell, P.C.
David Ames
David DeVore
Dennis Lindgren
Joseph P. O’Brien
Michael O’Brien
Elizabeth Williams
Kevin Williams
John Wolfsberg
What our team says…
“I can’t wait to moooove in! I want to meet even more people and help educate the community about the environment!”
— Charlie, General Cownsel
“I may look baaashful, but I can’t wait to have new visitors and make even more friends in the new barn!”
— Thirteen, Ewe-man Resources Director
“I’m egg-cited for the new barn! Ever since we got upgrades to our coops, we’ve been getting a lot of jealous looks from the geese.”
— Shelly, Customer Egg-perience Officer
"The NRT is stepping into an exciting new era — and things are just getting started! We're committed to honoring our mission and the rich history of this place by keeping our campus safe, welcoming, and full of life for our animals, visitors, and students alike. Our new barn project is underway! Highland calves Charlie and Bucky are getting the room they need to grow, and they'll soon have some new neighbors: a mini donkey, more sheep, and even more furry friends on the way. Our campus is about to be more fun, more vibrant, and fuller of wonder than ever. We can't wait for you to see what's coming!”
Jenn Smith, Executive Director