Teddy's Conservation Crusade
Teddy's passion for wildlife drives him to take unprecedented action by declaring Pelican Island the first national wildlife refuge. Fueled by his hunting ethics and a desire to preserve natural resources for future generations, he boldly challenges Congress to establish national parks and reserves. This pivotal moment marks the beginning of a relentless fight for conservation in an industrializing America.In this clip
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114: A Square Deal (pt. 3): “Leave it as it is” (Teddy Roosevelt & Conservationism)
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