Eve’s Pond

The original tidal pond, which was in-filled with dredgings from Flatts Inlet in the 1940s, has been restored. With the help of volunteers, we have replanted endemic and native species and created walking trails. A bird hide sits on the western edge of the pond.

Location: North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish

Open dawn till dusk

Free admission

This 3.4 acre reserve adjoining the railway trail in Hamilton Parish includes a rocky coastline with tide pools, an inland valley with a brackish pond, and a wooded hillside.

Eve’s Pond was purchased in 2008 and work to restore it as a public nature reserve began in 2019. The site of the original pond was heavily wooded with casuarinas and other invasive species. These were removed and the pond was re-excavated, leaving a small islet for nesting birds. A magnificent hide with a guide to all the birds likely to be spotted at the pond was kindly funded by Eddie Wright in memory of his wife Yvonne.

Eve’s Pond Nature Reserve was opened to the public on Earth Day in 2022.

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Kindly adopted by PwC in 2023