Question

What was Theodore Roosevelt's most significant contribution to the conservation movement as president?  establishing the first national park in the world at Yellowstone  passing legislation such as the Forest Reserve Act to protect forests  protecting large areas of federal land as national refuges, parks, and forests  creating the Civilian Conservation Corps to maintain and improve national parks

Answer 1

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C if your are on plato

Answer 2

Theodore Roosevelt is considered the "conservationist president.", due to the fact that he protected approximately 230 million acres of public land.  There is a national park that has his name and honors his memory. He had a very sensitive perception of natural resources. Under his government, many associations, reserves, national forests and monuments to protect wildlife, were created.