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

Marjory Stoneman Douglas recounts how she was asked to write for The Rivers of America series, the beginnings of “Leaves of Grass,” and proving that the Everglades was indeed a river

Marjory Stoneman Douglas reminisces on the public’s interest in “Everglades: River of Grass”

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

Marjory Stoneman Douglas speaks about the impact the Everglades damage has had on South Florida wildlife

Marjory Stoneman Douglas recalls touring the Everglades in a Houseboat with National Park Service Department Heads

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

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about gaining Inspiration at Wellesley College

Marjory Stoneman Douglas describes her experiences of swimming in Miami Beach and Coral Gables

Marjory Stoneman Douglas describes her first experiences in Florida and during WWI

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about her life-long interest in animals

Marjory Stoneman Douglas recalls working at a girls’ camp in Maine

Marjory Stoneman Douglas describes Coconut Grove’s early socialite scene

Marjory Stoneman Douglas reflects on the Ku Klux Klan in Miami

Marjory Stoneman Douglas describes Elizabeth Virrick’s work in Coconut Grove’s black community

Marjory Stoneman Douglas recalls the Anti-Slavery Abolitionists in her family

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

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about her Coral Gables work for George Merrick

Marjory Stoneman Douglas discusses Women’s Suffrage

Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about welfare and foreign countries