Ponderings - A simple guide to a healthy pond
OK, you now live on a pond! What next? This publication is a great resource to help you
understand your pond, and how you may work towards making it a valuable asset to your home, the
community and the earth itself.
Maintaining Pond Health
Erosion Control
Pond Fish Stocking Guidelines
Pond Fish Stocking Guidelines
The ponds in St. James can be used for fishing, attracting birds and other wildlife, or just enjoying the serenity of having a pond in your backyard. Unlike creeks and streams that flow, ponds are primarily stationary bodies of water. With heavy rain, water becomes a moving force as it takes the path of least resistance by running downhill and carrying loose soil with it. If the banks of your pond are not stabilized, they can become casualties of erosion.
Pond Fish Stocking Guidelines
Pond Fish Stocking Guidelines
Pond Fish Stocking Guidelines
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St James Plantation offers excellent fishing in numerous ponds throughout the community. Some of the ponds with community access have been enhanced through fish stocking and efforts to improve the habitat and health of the ponds.
Storm Water Ponds Map
Pond Management Resources
Pond Management Resources
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Our ponds are a valuable asset, helping protect our
community from flood waters and run off from tropical weather.
Pond Management Resources
Pond Management Resources
Pond Management Resources
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Eager to get started with your new pond, or looking to better the pond
you have lived on for years? These are proven resources for all of your pond needs.