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.

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