
For those who Believe
the Everglades are worth fighting for.
Your Commitment. Marjory’s Legacy.
Join Now or Renew Your Membership
As a Marjory’s Circle member, your commitment will sustain Marjory’s legacy and ensure its continued role in preserving the future of our River of Grass.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Founder, Friends of the Everglades
Follow Marjory’s Lead
Your Chance to Make a Difference
Marjory Stoneman Douglas’ seminal book “River of Grass” transformed the world’s view of the Everglades from swampy wasteland to national treasure, and she sounded the alarm to threats facing the Everglades long before they were widely understood. Marjory was a journalist and activist who devoted her life’s work to the idea that America’s Everglades were a litmus test for our planet, and she mobilized the public when she founded Friends of the Everglades in 1969.
Today, Friends of the Everglades stands as the single best hope for creating the change Marjory envisioned through advocacy, scientific research and litigation. With Florida’s water quality degraded by pollutants and harmful algal blooms – as we face added risks from sprawling development and climate change – we need bold supporters like you to continue the work Marjory started.
The People Who Make It Possible
Circle of Supporters

Preserve. Protect. Restore.
For those who Believe
the Everglades are worth fighting for.
Make your contribution or contact Scott Brown, Development Director, at scott.brown@everglades.org to learn more.

