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The joys of bird watching in Florida by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, 1969

The Everglades: River of Grass by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, 1947-01-01

ROAD TO THE SUN. Special Limited Florida Edition. by Marjory Stoneman. (SIGNED) DOUGLAS, 1952-01-01

Voice of the River an Autobiography by Marjory Stoneman With: Rothchild, John Douglas, 1987-01-01

Freedom River by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, 1994-06

Wellesley College Alumni: Soong May-Ling, Madeleine Albright, Ali Macgraw, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Rosalind E. Krauss

Marjory Stoneman Douglas [Where We Live] (Grade 1, Social Studies) by Linda Yoshizawa, 2005

Writers From Florida: Zora Neale Hurston, Carl Hiaasen, Dave Barry, Piers Anthony, Patricia Cornwell, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Jim Morrison

Marjory Stoneman Douglas; Voice of the Everglades. by Jennifer Brant, 1992

Clara Barton, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, the Life of a Dollar Bill, Visit to a Museum, Helping Out

An Everglades Providence: Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the American Environmental Century [EVERGLADES PROVIDENCE] [Hardcover]

Marjory Stoneman Douglas: Guardian of the Everglades by Kem Knapp Sawyer, 1993-09

People From Bristol County, Massachusetts: Joseph William Martin, Jr., Henry Huttleston Rogers, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Abbie G. Rogers

Road To The Sun Special Limited Florida Edition by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, 1942

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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Orchestra - Message Board
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
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Talk To Spotlight Environmentalist Marjory Stoneman Douglas From
Talk To Spotlight Environmentalist marjory stoneman douglas LELAND HAWESPublished Feb 2, 2003. A University of South Florida graduate
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Username Password Sign Up Now! Forgot your password? marjory stoneman DouglasWilderness Area. Year Established 1978. Size 1,296,500 acres
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Extractions: Description: A river six inches deep and 50 miles wide flows with imperceptible slowness across southern Florida, a "river of grass" forming the heart of the Everglades. From its birth along the shores of Lake Okeechobee, the river drops only 15 feet on its long voyage to saltwater at Florida Bay. Upon the water of this river the life of southern Florida depends. Here you'll find a land of fragile lushness, of the ever-present alligator, of multitudes of colorful birds including flamingoes, roseate spoonbills, egrets and herons, pelicans, cranes and hawks, ibises, storks, frigatebirds, kites and skimmers . . . a land of indescribable wonder. Primarily a marsh of scattered tall grasses covering about 1.4 million acres, Everglades National Park contains only a part of the watery expanse called "everglades." Most of the park has been designated Wilderness, originally named Everglades Wilderness with a name change in 1997. Despite the refreshment its name implies, life in the Everglades hangs by a wet thread, the freshwater required to sustain the vast and varied species being drastically blocked by human intervention. Life in the Everglades comes nowhere near the abundance it once demonstrated. About one-third of the park is comprised of the shallow waters of Florida Bay with its tiny keys. Most of these small islands are nesting sites for birds. The saltwater teems with fish, porpoises, sea turtles, sharks and manatees.
Backpacker.com - PlacesMarjory Stoneman Douglas Wilderness Area
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Extractions: Description: A river six inches deep and 50 miles wide flows with imperceptible slowness across southern Florida, a "river of grass" forming the heart of the Everglades. From its birth along the shores of Lake Okeechobee, the river drops only 15 feet on its long voyage to saltwater at Florida Bay. Upon the water of this river the life of southern Florida depends. Here you'll find a land of fragile lushness, of the ever-present alligator, of multitudes of colorful birds including flamingoes, roseate spoonbills, egrets and herons, pelicans, cranes and hawks, ibises, storks, frigatebirds, kites and skimmers . . . a land of indescribable wonder. Primarily a marsh of scattered tall grasses covering about 1.4 million acres, Everglades National Park contains only a part of the watery expanse called "everglades." Most of the park has been designated Wilderness, originally named Everglades Wilderness with a name change in 1997. Despite the refreshment its name implies, life in the Everglades hangs by a wet thread, the freshwater required to sustain the vast and varied species being drastically blocked by human intervention. Life in the Everglades comes nowhere near the abundance it once demonstrated. About one-third of the park is comprised of the shallow waters of Florida Bay with its tiny keys. Most of these small islands are nesting sites for birds. The saltwater teems with fish, porpoises, sea turtles, sharks and manatees.
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Extractions: [an error occurred while processing this directive] Defender of the Everglades Marjory Stoneman Douglas: Born April 7, 1890 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, graduated from Wellesley with straight A's with the elected honor of "Class Orator." That title proved to be prophetic. In 1915, following a brief and calamitous marriage, she arrived in Miami, working for her father at the Miami Herald. She worked first as a society reporter, then as an editorial page columnist, and later established herself as a writer of note. Here she took on the fight for feminism, racial justice, and conservation long before these causes became popular. She was ahead of her time in recognizing her need for independence and solitude, yet never considered herself entirely a feminist, saying: "I'd like to hear less talk about men and women and more talk about citizens." Her book, The Everglades: River of Grass, published in 1947 the year Everglades National Park was established has become the definitive description of the natural treasure she fought so hard to protect. After several reprints, the revised edition was published in 1987, to draw attention to the continuing threats unresolved to "her river." In the 1950s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers rose to the top of her list of enemies. In a major construction program, a complex system of canals, levees, dams, and pump stations was built to provide protection from seasonal flooding to former marsh land now being used for agriculture and real estate development. Long before scientists became alarmed about the effects on the natural ecosystems of south Florida, Mrs. Douglas was railing at officials for destroying wetlands, eliminating sheetflow of water, and upsetting the natural cycles upon which the entire system depends.
BOOK - Nine Florida Stories By Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Nine Florida Stories by marjory stoneman douglas Edited by Kevin McCarthy A collection of tales boiling with real estate dealers
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Extractions: Marjory Stoneman Douglas Edited by Kevin McCarthy "A collection of tales boiling with real estate dealers, egret poachers, rumrunners, mango growers, sportsmen, land grubbers, murderers, and mosquitoes. First printed in The Saturday Evening Post during the 1920s, '30s, and '40s, these stories constitute a rip-snorting glimpse back to a South Florida that now exists only in memory." Miami Herald "Reflects the same concerns found in her better-known nonfiction worka fascination with the beauty of Florida and a warning against its imminent destruction." Tallahassee Democrat The subjects that would fire Marjory Stoneman Douglass enthusiasm for the rest of her life first appeared in her short fiction published in the 1920s. Floridas most celebrated environmentalist, the author of The Everglades: River of Grass, wrote even then about protecting South Floridas fragile ecosystem and the states endangered species, about the dangers of shortsighted land development, and about Florida history. The nine stories in this first collection take place in a scattering of South Florida settingsMiami, Ft. Lauderdale, the Tamiami Trail, the Keys, the Evergladesand reveal the drama of hurricanes and plane crashes, of kidnappers, escaped convicts, and smugglers.
Background
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Extractions: Marjory Stoneman Douglas A Message From Marjory Stoneman Douglas It is indeed a great honor to have the Marjory Stoneman Douglas/Biscayne Nature Center bear my name. The promise that the nature center brings to Dade County is exciting. The north end of Key Biscayne, with its mangroves, sand dunes, fossilized rock reef, ocean, and uplands, offers a unique opportunity to study the wonders of nature. The relationship of one natural system to another is a microcosm of South F1orida's coastal environment. In order to survive, its interdependence must not be obstructed by man. It is my hope that all who come to visit the nature center will leave with a better understanding and appreciation of this area. I wish great success for the MSD/Biscayne Nature Center and look forward to its opening. Sincerely,
News Art (by Barrie Maguire): Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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On Behalf Of The Staff At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
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Extractions: To become the number one rated high school in the United States This summer our Mu Alpha Theta won the National Math Championship. We have 13 instructors who are nationally Board Certified. Our class of 2002 won over 4 million dollars in scholarships. Over 69% of our students who took A.P. classes scored 3 or better on the exam. We have become, for the second time, an "A" school. Academics and co-curricular programs are rated as one of the finest in the state of Florida and recognized nationally. We are proud of the accomplishments of our students and staff. We are dedicated to highly successful student learning, rigorous and effective classroom teaching, and climate of collaboration and caring for all. Please review our Website Daily for new and essential information.
WISE Schools - Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
marjory stoneman douglas High School 5901 Pine Island Road Parkland, Florida 954345-4900WISE Coordinators Marsha Smyth Brian Rowland WISE Instructors Kim
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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Extractions: First Lady of the Everglades Marjory Stoneman Douglas (1890-1998) Marjory Stoneman Douglas was an environmental activist before the term was even coined, and her name is synonymous with the Everglades , the vast subtropical wilderness preserve in South Florida. Marjory, who was born in Minneapolis, moved to Florida in 1915 and went to work for the Miami Herald newspaper. Starting out as a society reporter, Marjory quickly transitioned to weightier topics. By the 1920s, she was writing about feminism, racial justice, and conservation, calling for the Everglades' preservation as a national park. In 1947, after five years of research, Marjory published The Everglades: River of Grass Friends of the Everglades , a grassroots conservation organization, and served as its president for many years. The organization continues her work today. Marjory was born on April 7, 1890, and died on May 14, 1998, at the age of 108. Her ashes are scattered in the Everglades she worked so hard to preserve. Books by and about Marjory Stoneman Douglas Subscribe to Women's Stories!
Marjory Stoneman Douglas By Kem Knapp Sawyer
The Naturalists. marjory stoneman douglas by Kem Knapp Sawyer (Ages 913).On sale!!!! Born in 1890, marjory stoneman had many interests
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Extractions: Ages 9-13) Home Books for Girls Books for Boys Women's History ... The Naturalists Marjory Stoneman Douglas by Kem Knapp Sawyer (Ages 9-13) On sale!!!! Born in 1890, Marjory Stoneman had many interests and careers but at fiftyish she began her lifework as a tireless advocate for the Everglades. At age 52 she wrote Everglades:River of Grass which remains a classic.. For the next fifty years, she pleaded, cajoled, wrote and politicked for the preservation of the Everglades and the importance of individual involvement in protecting the environment. At age 103, she wrote in the introduction to this book: Each of your days is irreplaceable too; try not to waste them, do you best, notice life around you, make a difference to the world. A remarkable woman who made a difference.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Alumni Page
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Extractions: Welcome to the MSDHS Alumni Email Page MSDHS.com I'm in constant search for Alumni Email addresses, so with your help, these pages can grow tremendously. Founding Class #1: c/o 1992 Founding Class #2: c/o 1993 Founding Class #3: c/o 1994 MSDHS c/o 1995 ... Friends of MSDHS I need your help!!!! I have a number of alumni addresses in the database which are no longer valid. Please click below to see the list. Let me know if you have corrections: Invalid Alumni Email Click here if you have questions, comments, or would like your address added, removed, updated or if you know the addresses of other alumni: Note: please include your name, Email address, and MSDHS year of graduation in your message. Thanks. Read about the history of this page:
Have You Read Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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The Everglades, River Of Grass - Marjory Stoneman Douglas
The Everglades, River of Grass marjory stoneman douglas NATURAL HISTORY 1997 HARD COVER 448 PAGES A classic, historically
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Extractions: A classic, historically important work on conservation and natural history. In 1915 Marjory Stoneman Douglas moved to Miami, then a town of 5,000 inhabitants. A lifelong advocate of the Everglades, environmentalist and writer, Douglas published this wonderful, prophetic book over 50 years ago. This book (and the dedication of its author) were instrumental in establishing Everglades National Park. View Book Bag
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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Extractions: Date: January 08, 2003 The Everglades:River of Grass, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, 1947,1st edition. Autographed with heartfelt message to my mother who ws her nurse at that time, expressing appreciation, affection and gratitude for saving her life. signed, dated and with geographical location. I am looking for a buyer. Ph# (804)355-0398. Last changed: March 19, 2003
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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Extractions: Date: January 08, 2003 The Everglades:River of Grass,Marjory Stoneman Douglas,1947,1st edition....Book presented to my mother who was her nurse at that time. Expresses heartfelt appreciation, affection and gratitude for saving her life. It is signed and dated with geographical location. I am looking for a collector that may be interested in purchasing the book. Ph# (804)355-0398 Last changed: March 19, 2003
Marjory Stoneman Douglas 2002
marjory stoneman douglas 2002 Yearbook Cover Materials 4 color lithographon white linen, Maroon Hot Foil, and Embossing on front cover.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas
peopleBiography marjory stoneman douglas pioneering conservationistBorn 4/7/1890 Birthplace Minneapolis, Minn. douglas was raised
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