Environmental protection.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Papers
Manuscripts, correspondence, and other papers of a biologist/ecologist regarding the restoration of water flow in South Florida and other environmental issues.
Francine Robinson Papers
Subject files, committee/organization files, and other records belonging to environmental activist Francine Robinson who was active in organizations like the Florida League of Conservation Voters (FLCV), Florida Watch Institute, Friends of the Earth (FOE), Coalition for Responsible Genetic Research (CRGR), Sierra Club, Tree Watch Inc., and others.
Jack and Anne Rudloe Papers
The collection includes Jack and Anne Rudloe's writings, consisting of manuscripts, drafts, proof copies, and background material.
Joe Browder Papers
John D. Pennekamp Papers
This collection details John D. Pennekamp's environmental career, particularly his conservation efforts in South Florida during the 1960s, as well as some of his work for the Miami Herald.
John Ormsbee Simonds Collection
Drawings, project files, correspondence, writings, speeches, and other papers of landscape architect John Ormsbee Simonds.
Max Quackenbos Collection
Documents pertaining to a variety of environmental activities related to Martin County, South Florida, and the Everglades. In particular, the materials provide evidence about the meetings and activities of the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) because Max Quackenbos was a regular meeting attendee and planning participant. Other topics include the Kissimmee River, Lake Okeechobee, Indian River Lagoon, and the St. Lucie River.
Nathaniel P. Reed Everglades Papers
Reed's correspondence and other documents relating to the Everglades starting in 1983, the beginning of the Save our Everglades program declared by Governor Bob Graham, and spanning until 2005.
Records of the Friends of Lake Alice
Alice's Friends' administrative records and notes, as well as newspaper clippings and legal documents. The collection mostly relates to the organization's successful challenge against the University of Florida's 1995 plan to build student housing on the shores of Lake Alice.