9.3: Teddy Roosevelt & Conservation. The Players: TR, Pinchot and Muir.

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9.3: Teddy Roosevelt & Conservation

The Players: TR, Pinchot and Muir

The Impact of Teddy Roosevelt

Teddy Roosevelt & Conservation TR = made conservation of resources a priority John Muir = convinced TR to set aside 148 Million Acres of forest TR: 1.5 Million Acres for water-power sites, 80 million for mineral/water resources, 50 wildlife sanctuaries Gifford Pinchot: named head of USFS in 1905 TR & Pinchot differed from Muir – Believed in conservation – NOT complete preservation Conservation = preserve some wilderness, develop other parts for the common good EX: Roosevelt funded irrigation projects to transform dry wilderness (dams, etc…)

The Bigger Picture: The Role of Government The Privileges of a Few vs. The Rights of Many Government by Men for Human Welfare vs. Government by Money for Profit TR & Pinchot tried to balance these 2 approaches Big Business: favored unrestricted development Complete Preservationists: supported protecting all wilderness from development Who do you agree with and why?

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