Why is this movement the most important problem facing our nation?

• As the progression era develops, the lack of environmental consciousness confronts society. We work to preserve land as undeveloped wilderness for aesthetic reasons, or to preserve resources such as forests for future human use.

What are your recommendations to fix the problem?

• Find cleaner and more environmental solutions, preserve the environment, ect. Conserving the nation's resources, eliminating inefficient raw material usage, and reclaiming vast swaths of unused territory.

Who are the key people/books/etc that influence others to join/support your movement, and why are they so important?

• Roosevelt used his authority to create 150 national forests, 51 federal wildlife sanctuaries, 4 national animal sanctuaries, 5 national parks, and 18 national monuments on over 230 million acres of public land. Was established.

What have you done as a movement to make this country a better place?

• We have constructed the 1916 congressional bill in order to establish the National Park service, created by our very own Woodrow Wilson to protect 35 national parks and monuments to be protected and managed by said department.
• John Muir focused his conservation efforts on the establishment of more national parks by the United States government. There was only one national park in 1890: Yellowstone. Muir, on the other hand, desired the Yosemite region's state park to be turned into a national park.
• Gifford Pinchot tripled the nation's forest reserves as the first chief of the US Forest Service, ensuring their long-term health for conservation and recreational purposes.

What obstacles and criticism have you faced along the way?

• Others concerned about environmental issues, on the other hand, advocated for solutions to be found within cities rather than outside of them. New, more cost-effective strategies for even more difficult pollution problems.