Located in Waltham, Massachusetts, Hardy Pond is a great pond of 42 acres, with 45 acres of adjoining wetlands. The pond is in a state of accelerated cultural eutrophication caused by roadway and farm fertilizer runoff, plant decay and other sources. But efforts are underway to restore the pond to a healthier state.
The Hardy Pond Association is member organization dedicated to working with the community to see the health of the pond restored. The links below provide a wide range of information about Hardy Pond, the Hardy Pond Association, the dredging of Hardy Pond and much more.
Annual Business Meeting of the Hardy Pond Association
Wednesday April 1, 2009All members of the HPA are invited to the Annual Business Meeting of the Hardy Pond Association on Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at 7:30 pm. Join us at Waltham Crossings, 126 Smith Street at Trapelo Road, to review accomplishments, elect officers, and discuss new projects and changes that are planned for the year ahead. Refreshments will be served.
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Any member is welcome to participate on our steering committee, which plans HPA activities. Meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month, 7:45 p.m. at the Waltham Crossings assisted living facility at 126 Smith Street, Waltham MA.
Hardy Pond Association, Inc.
104 Lake Street
Waltham MA 02451-3123
781-899-5344
info@hardypond.org