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roosevelt created the U.S forest service. Gliford Pinchot helped him. Roosevelt had 100 million acres of protected national forests, 5 national parks, and 51 federal wildife reserves.
He was a California naturalist by the name of John Muir
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Theodore Roosevelt
194 million acres
Roosevelt closed off more than 100 million acres of forestland.. NOVANET
Yes, Theodore Roosevelt had a significant role in conservation efforts. As the 26th President of the United States, he established numerous national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges, totaling over 230 million acres. He also advocated for the protection of natural resources and wildlife, leading to the creation of the United States Forest Service. Roosevelt's conservation efforts had a lasting impact and set a precedent for future environmental initiatives.
National parks/forests
Roosevelt got Congress to give him the power to set aside government property as permanent public property. He set aside 150 million acres of forest reserves, 5 national parks, 18 national monuments, and 51 federal bird sanctuaries.
Roosevelt closed off more than 100 million acres of forestland
established the United States Forest Service, created five national parks, and set aside 150 million acres of federal land as national forests. He recognized the importance of preserving the country's natural resources and worked to protect them for future generations. His actions laid the foundation for modern conservation efforts in the United States.