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

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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.

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