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Before 10,000 years ago humans where nomadic and traveled around the earth to find food. During the agricultral revolution humans began to build civilzations and farm.
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He was a conservationalist who helped build the National park system. He was also the president of the Sierra Club that worked to preserve Yosmite National Park.
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The book Walden tells about the experience of Henry David Thoreau as he lived in a cabin by Walden pond for 2 years by himself. The book focused on why man needed to get back to nature.
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A law that allowed people the opportunity to get 160 acres of land to settle in the west.
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The Sierra Club was founded in order to protect the Yosmite National Park. John Muir was it's first president.
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The Lacy Act made it illegal for plants, fish, and wildlife to be exported or imported. It was also the first U.S. law to protect wildlife.
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Created by Theodor Roosevelt, Pelican Island was the first First National Wild life Refuge. It is also the largest land manged for wildlife.
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Pelican Island is the first land set aside for wildlife to recover.
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An national agency that was founded to protect America's national forests. The Agency was created by Theodore Roosevelt.
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The Golden Age of Conservation describes the presidental term of Theodore Rosevelt. He passed many laws to help enviroment.
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He was nicknamed the father of conservation. He was the head of the department of agriculture and gave organization to national parks.
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An agency that monitors the puplic land in national forest and grasslands.
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American forester and politition.
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Protects National Parks
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Founded by Franklin Delano Rosevelt by his new deal program.
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Made by FDR in order to protect farmlands.
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conserve and protect wildlife and fish enviroments.
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enviromental science book
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created the wilderness preservation system.
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Raised funds for the U.S fish and wildlife service
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Protects rivers and lakes.
