Community Work Days
Each spring and fall the Friends organize work parties to remove trash, invasive plants, and restore the sanctuary with new plantings.
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Volunteer Maintenance Team
Twice a month from spring through the fall, our volunteers groom the formal garden and combat invasive vegetation in the Sanctuary.
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Visit & Enjoy Hall’s Pond Sanctuary Year Round
A 5-acre sanctuary adjacent to Amory Playground, including a natural pond, wetlands, upland area, formal garden, short trail with wetland overlooks, handicapped accessible trail, gazebo and benches.
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Photographs
Photographs: Pond Birds, Amory Woods; Garden Sanctuary
Check back for latest photos of Sanctuary wildlife, Amory Woods and the Garden Sanctuary!
Annual Meeting
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Hall's Pond Sanctuary Open During Covid-19 Pandemic
The Hall’s Pond Sanctuary remains open during the Covid-19 pandemic. Visitors are expected to comply with Brookline’s Covid-19 restrictions. Most importantly, visitors are expected to wear face masks and to maintain six-foot distancing from others. Visitors are also expected to comply with general Sanctuary regulations. Most notably:
- Gates should be kept closed
- No dogs are allowed in the Sanctuary
- Visitors should walk only on paths and grassy areas.
2021 Friends of Hall’s Pond Annual Meeting
The Friends of Hall’s Pond are holding our Annual Meeting on June 22, 2021 at 6:00 PM on Zoom. Join us and meet our new Parks and Open Space Director Alexandra Vecchio who will introduce herself and give us an overview of her vision for Brookline Open Space. Our award winning Conservation Administrator Tom Brady will give an overview of the year at Hall’s Pond before introducing Alexandra.
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2020 December Newsletter
AS WE WIND DOWN the fall season and begin our transition into winter, it is a perfect time to reflect on what has been accomplished and what needs and issues will need to be addressed in 2020.
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History of Cottage Farm and Hall’s Pond” by Ferris Hall
Slides presented at Friends of Hall’s Pond Annual Meeting, June 2019
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