Conservation Unit Resources

Text: Roosevelt, Birdfriends (video) Digital access to the Roosevelt Memorial Association Library

• Is this your position? To clarify that, what you are saying is that when you say X I am confused. Can you explain in detail?

In other words, what you are saying is - that is what you are saying ... Do you believe it is fair? I heard you say this.

• The point about ___ ___ is very important. Because you and I are in the same place that you provide support.

• My opinion is different because the reason and details ___ are providing better support There is no evidence that this is correct. • I agree with _____ but we also have to consider - I think ___ is different

• _____ reference - yes, yes - in addition to what you said, "I agree, I would like to add a little more.

• Overall, what I am trying to say is as follows. • Use sentences to complete the view. • The most important thing is I believe.

• Before thinking about ___, I still think ___, so now I think ___ but now I would like to know ... My new idea is

Protection of the United States dates back to the 19th century and formed the first national park. Protection is generally a conscious and effective use of land and its natural resources. This may be in the form of protecting a large area of ​​land from hunting and urban development or using less resources such as metal, water and coal. Normally, this protection process is performed after passing through local or national laws or after passing.

In the early nineteenth century American citizens had little interest in protecting their natural resources. The name of John James Audubon is known for the National Audubon Association who has received his inspiration today. But his greatest legacy is probably a change in this country's collective attitude toward wildlife and natural beauty. Audubon's lively North American bird picture helps people around the world to see the wonders of nature in a new way and inspires generations of promises and protection promises.

About 1900, American Gifford pin shot led the protection movement. Gifford Pinchot protects integrity as a general term for natural resource utilization. In the next 20 years, forestry professionals have spread. After the First World War, forestry became a private owner and became a partnership between the state and the federal government. On March 21, 1933, the President of the United States of America Franklin Roosevelt sent a message to the US Congress calling for strengthening US forest resources. In the next few days, Congress passed the establishment of emergency protective work. In this project, 25,000 people participating in forest conservation through afforestation, restoration of basin, prevention of erosion, etc. are participating. Planting about 2 billion seedlings indicates the beginning of protection in the United States. In 1935, the Natural Resources Committee was established to understand, plan and use natural resources.