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A child and adult watching goats and sheep graze behind temporary fencing along the Northaven Trail in Dallas

Northaven TAILS 2026

Goats and sheep bringing back the blooms.

Find the flock on the Northaven Trail, learn how managed grazing supports native wildflowers in Dallas, and help fund this low-impact habitat restoration project.

55Grazing areas along the trail
450Goats and sheep in rotation
30k+Monthly trail users impacted

Live Flock Finder

See where the herd is grazing now, explore current wildflower zones, and follow the seasonal grazing schedule.

Map Options

Map timing is our best estimate. The herd moves at its own pace and the tracker may pause outside grazing hours.

Grazing Schedule

Review the next stops or open the complete schedule and jump the map to any grazing area.

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Location Status Map

Restoration You Can See

Northaven TAILS uses managed goat and sheep grazing to open pollinator zones, reduce heavy vegetation, and prepare the ground for native wildflower reseeding.

Natural land care

Reduce dense growth

Goats and sheep graze vegetation in places where repeated mowing or herbicide use may be less desirable.

Wildflower preparation

Improve seed contact

Grazing helps reduce thatch so native wildflower seed can reach the soil.

Community impact

Make restoration visible

The flock turns habitat work into an educational experience for trail users and neighbors.

Support Northaven TAILS

Fund the flock. Restore the blooms.

Donations help cover herding, fencing, signs, logistics, and native habitat restoration.

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