Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt's and conservation movement

Introduction

The American citizen has faced complex relationship with nature. The exploitation of the nation's natural resources with overwhelming speed that are damming rivers, clearing forests, fouling the air, killing wildlife and water with pollutants. However, we have on the other hand we have taken pride in the extraordinary beauty of country. Many Americans over the centuries has fought for the protection of environment. Theodore Roosevelt's was among them who came up with the conservation movement.

Thesis Statement

The world is beautiful and scare species should be utilized for the benefit and not monopolize for the benefit.

Discussion

Practical science was the ally of the conservation movement. In order to administer scientifically on based management, major federal and state conservation laws were passed and new agencies such as the U.S. the development of conservation movement attempted to protect the nation's natural resources from short-range utilization by voracious firms. Theodore Roosevelt's was American president who believes that conservation is a moral issue as it engrosses the duty of patriotic for insuring the safety and persistence of the nation. He was a politician and conservationist.  The environmental conservation movement received the priceless support from the Republican President Theodore Roosevelt, who promoted public initiatives and private sectors for protecting species facing danger of extinction and conserve natural resources of the nation.

Thus, he was the one created the National Association of American Bison in 1905, which was one of the first organizations in the United States Environmental Protection. This partnership was intended to protect and restore populations of American bison and contributed to the creation of a broader movement, which resulted in the establishment of National Parks United States, the largest protected natural territories of the time that marked a global trend. He showed a great sense of respect to animals. It was demonstrated later by the famous teddy bear which gave him a title of human quality.

The agency develops and enforces regulations on the environment, manages the budgetary allocations that support environmental programs, conducts research on environmental issues and inform the American public. She has an educational function. The Office of International Affairs, EPA is responsible for efforts to reduce transnational pollution. It also encourages the ethical governance of international environmental policy. In 2008, budgetary resources are 7.472 billion dollars.

How Conservation movement helped U.S.

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