Whose advice was Theodore Roosevelt taking when he set aside 100 million acres as federal forests?

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Reagan Coleman

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27 November, 06:13

Whose advice was Theodore Roosevelt taking when he set aside 100 million acres as federal forests?

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Yasmin Fletcher · Answer 1

The answer is: John Muir

John Muir was a naturalist and an environmental advocate mostly known for his preservation efforts of the American wilderness which influenced then-president Theodore Roosevelt to fund and set aside many acres of land for the creation of many National Parks and Forest to preserve the Wilderness in the United States.