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    • About Us
    • Projects
      • Courtesy Boat Inspection
      • Invasive Plant Patrol
      • Water Quality
      • Dam
      • Outreach
      • Nominating Committee
      • Loon Count
    • Lake Information
      • Details and Maps of TP
      • Fishing Information
      • LakeSmart
      • Local Conservation Links
    • Membership
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    • Merchandise
    • Contact Us
Toddy Pond Association
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Toddy Pond Association

Welcome

We invite you to learn more about Toddy Pond and all it has to offer.  


Here you will be able to learn about our organization, our mission and our ongoing projects, read up on our pond's history and meet our board members.  


You will also be able to become a member, pay your dues, donate additional funds and contact us with questions or comments.

WHY BECOME A MEMBER?


Membership is an important way to underwrite our efforts at keeping our lake clean and beautiful for the enjoyment of all. The Toddy Pond Association is an all-volunteer organization and relies on your donated funds and dues to support the programs that we conduct for the greater good of Toddy Pond. 

Membership runs for each calendar year, from January through December and includes our twice yearly newsletter The Toddy Ponder.

Visit the Membership Page.

Membership Page - join now!

OUR MISSION


To protect Toddy Pond and its watershed through responsible stewardship and education so that we and future generations may enjoy its beauty.

2021 Toddy Pond Association Member Meeting Cancelled, but read Matthew Scott's talk summary

Summary of Toddy Pond water quality measurements

Middle Toddy August 3 2021

Click here to see results of the 2021 loon count

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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND

EMAIL toddymail@toddypond.org


Float at Middle Toddy on west bank at  2 Lakeview Rd Penobscot


White folding boat seat found washed ashore on the east (Surry) side of Third Toddy.


Blue LL Bean kayak found on West Toddy Lane


There is a loose wooden float on the eastern shore of South Toddy in good condition with green artificial carpet.   


Red wooden Adirondack chair floated in to Tilton’s at Old Toddy Pond cabins.

LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND

GOOGLE WEATHER

LOONS

LOST AND FOUND

LOONS

The best way to report an injured or dead loon or any injured animal is to call the Maine warden service 1-800-432-7381
(photo credit Alex Rogers)

LISTEN TO THE MAINE LAKES WEBINAR ANSWERING YOUR LOON QUESTIONS

Logo Credit LISA WILLIAMS

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