Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the dangers of invasive species in South Florida

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the derivation of South Florida's Drinking Water

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the first Everglades drainage attempt and growing sugar in Florida

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the inflow of people to South Florida since the 1920’s

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the lack of control over Taylor Creek

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the major drainage periods and conservation efforts that have failed

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the natural cycles of the Everglades and attempts to control them

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the Spirit of Boosterism

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the Sugar Industry’s Back Pumping into the Everglades

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about the use of water in South Florida

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about water management and the Army Corps of Engineers

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about welfare and foreign countries

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about when Poachers destroyed a Rookery during a Houseboat Tour

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about where the Everglades begins and its various tributaries and flows

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about why she loves the Everglades

Sharyn Richardson describes the threat the Melaleuca trees pose to South Florida

Sharyn Richardson discusses the role of “Friends of the Everglades”

Sharyn Richardson discusses working against the Florida Panther telemetry program

Sharyn Richardson reminisces on her life in Florida

Sharyn Richardson talks about becoming interested in Environmental Protection and Inspiration