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How Theodore Roosevelt’s 1903 trip to California gave birth to modern conservation

November 14, 2019August 30, 2019 by California Science Weekly

Theodore Roosevelt’s 1903 trip to California gave birth to modern conservation.

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Categories History of Science Tags california, john muir, national park service, theodore roosevelt, yosmite

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