Marjorie Ziegler

'Marjorie Fern Yasue Ziegler

Her mother, Kaye, was raised in Kyoto, Japan and developed a love for animals. Her father, Alan, served as the director of the Bishop Museum's Division of Vertebrate Zoology,

Growing up, Ziegler had a variety of pets, including those that were domesticated and semi-wild. Additionally, her father would occasionally store animal specimens in the family freezer, which were clearly labeled as unsuitable for consumption.

Education Ziegler attended public schools on the Windward side of Oahu, including Kapunahala Elementary School, Castle High School, and Windward Community College. As a teenager, she worked as an archaeological assistant at Kualoa Regional Park, and as a recreation assistant at Kailua District Park. and endangered honeycreeper on Mauna Kea.

Along with Andria Benner and Patricia Tummons, Ziegler co-founded Environment Hawaii'', a monthly newsletter about the environmental issues and concerns of Hawaii.

Ziegler was also fundamental in advancing the Environmental Legislative Network educational program.

Death Ziegler suffered a heart attack and her health significantly declined in her last year. She died in her sleep on October 10, 2018, at her family home in Kaneohe, Hawaii at the age of 62.