Natural Resources Trust Of Easton
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NRT's Land Conservation

Land Stewardship- NRT Land

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Sheep Pasture- 154 acres
114 acres of Sheep Pasture was donated to the NRT by Elise Ames Parker in 1979.  In 1999, the NRT purchased the estate's remaining 40 acres.  Sheep Pasture is the home of NRT's farm and headquarters of its environmental education center.  
Public parking and access.
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Packard Farm- 29 acres
In 1996, Edna Robbins donated what we now call Packard Farm to the NRT of Easton.  With road frontage on both Massapoag and Poquanticut, it helps to connect wildlife corridors from 
Borderland to Wheaton Farm.
No parking and limited access.

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Beaver Brook Woods- 66.1 acres
Three separate purchases make up Beaver Brook Woods property, which is contiguous to Fox Mountain, held by the Easton Conservation Commission.  The original 29 acres was purchased in 1979, then 10 acres were added in 1980, and the final 7.1 in 1984.  
Limited public parking and access.
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Springhill/Rock Ridge Lane- 5 acres
A gift from Cororan, Mullins, and Jennison in 1997.  This open space features some of the old carriage roads of the Ames estates.
Limited parking and access.
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Shoddy Mill Site- 3.3 acres
A gift to the NRT in 1971 from Kenneth Ray 
in memory of his wife, Ruth.
No parking and limited access.

The NRT of Easton also holds several conservation restrictions on privately owned properties which protect environmentally important land now and into the future. Conservation restrictions held on private land do not have public access unless noted. 
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Click here to view a map of the conservation land in Easton, Massachusetts
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Natural Resources Trust of Easton 
PO Box 188
307 Main Street
 N.Easton, MA 02356
508-238-6049

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Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00am -  4:00pm
Closed weekends & holidays

Sheep Pasture Property Hours:
Monday-Sunday 
Dawn to dusk
Gates are closed at dusk.
​Times vary seasonally.
  • Home
    • About >
      • Publications & Brochures
      • NRT's Elise Ames Parker Award >
        • Elise Ames Parker Award 2018
        • Elise Ames Parker Award 2019
        • Elise Ames Parker Award 2020
      • A Life Well Lived: Lyn White
      • A Champion of Conservation: Ginny Reusch
      • NRT's Sheep Pasture >
        • Seasonal Visitor Updates and Information
        • Sheep Pasture Trail Map
      • NRT Land Stewardship
      • Staff
      • Board of Directors
      • Directions
      • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Education
    • Virtual Science-Based School Programs
    • Virtual and On-Site Science Programs for Small Groups, Homeschool, and Families
    • Adult On-site and Virtual Programs
    • Pre-K On-Site Custom Science Programs for Small Groups, Homeschool, and Families
    • Traditional School Programs >
      • In School Programs
      • On Site Programs
    • Programs for Young Children
    • Summer Camp & Leadership Youth Programs
  • Events
    • Harvest & Craft Fair
    • Sheep Pasture SPOOKTACULAR
    • Holiday for Animals
    • Spring Farm Festival
    • Family Science Outings
  • Resources
    • School Partner Home Learning Resources
    • Family Home Learning and Adventure Resources
    • Current Weather at Sheep Pasture
    • Photographer Info
    • NatureTalk Blog
    • Partners & Community Contacts
    • Animal Resources
    • Conservation Resources
  • Giving to NRT
  • NRT Store
    • Outdoor Adventures in Nature 2021
    • Virtual Family Trivia Nights
    • NRT Memberships
    • Specialty Donations to NRT: Simba Memorial
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Community Gardens
    • Hall & Property Rentals
    • Sheep Pasture Eggs
    • Support NRT >
      • Membership
      • Volunteer/Internships
      • Wish List
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Website Inquiries