Conservation Conference Kickoff
A pivotal dinner at the White House sets the stage for a groundbreaking conservation conference in 1908, where governors and influential leaders gather to address the urgent depletion of natural resources. With strong words from the president about the significance of this meeting, the atmosphere is charged with the hopes of shaping the future of environmental stewardship in America. Notable figures from various sectors mingle, hinting at the political tensions and alliances that will influence the discussions ahead.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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