🌿 A 6-Foot-Tall Guardian Angel of the Everglades (And What She Taught Me About Protection)
You won’t believe what happened at storytime with my grandkids yesterday. (But on the other hand, you probably will since you know my mind is always thinking “fencing.”)
We were reading about Marjory Stoneman Douglas—this remarkable woman who stood toe-to-toe with developers trying to drain the Everglades. Talk about someone who knew the value of protection!
A River of Grass and a Legacy of Conservation
Here’s the kicker: Before Marjory came along, folks saw the Everglades as nothing but worthless swampland. She called it a "river of grass" and fought like mad to protect it. Her vision reminds me of how we at Louis E. Page know that proper fencing can serve conservation efforts.
Conservation groups often use specialized fencing to: ✔ Create wildlife corridors that let animals move safely between habitats ✔ Protect restoration areas from human interference ✔ Keep invasive species out while letting native flora thrive
Fencing That Works With Nature
If you’re working on protecting something precious—whether it’s a wetland, wildlife corridor, or conservation area—you need fencing that works with nature, not against it.
Got a conservation project in mind? Terry’s our fence expert, and she knows everything about choosing the right fencing solution for your needs. Give her a ring at 978-486-3116 or email her at email@louispage.com.
Here’s to keeping the rivers of grass flowing,
Debbie Page
P.S. Planning a spring construction or renovation project? Terry’s phone is gearing up for spring—grab a spot now to ensure you get the expert guidance you need!
