John Muir’s belief of land preservation can be traced back to the establishment of Yosemite State Park in 1964 and the Wilderness Act. These plots of land shall be preserved and kept away from the use of the land by humans. The preservation of the land allows only nature to flourish in this ecosystem. When we turn to the conservation of the land we can connect this value to Leopold and Pinchot, as they both argued for the conservation of the land. Gifford Pinchot is the founder and the strongest leader of the U.S Conservation movement in the 19th century. Being directed by Theodore Roosevelt in 1905 to restore the forests of the U.S, Pinchot and Roosevelt created the Bureau of Forestry. Once this bureau was established was the meeting of Muir and Pinchot who worked together but often had different opinions on what stance to take. Shaping the way for future generations to follows these views they both
John Muir’s belief of land preservation can be traced back to the establishment of Yosemite State Park in 1964 and the Wilderness Act. These plots of land shall be preserved and kept away from the use of the land by humans. The preservation of the land allows only nature to flourish in this ecosystem. When we turn to the conservation of the land we can connect this value to Leopold and Pinchot, as they both argued for the conservation of the land. Gifford Pinchot is the founder and the strongest leader of the U.S Conservation movement in the 19th century. Being directed by Theodore Roosevelt in 1905 to restore the forests of the U.S, Pinchot and Roosevelt created the Bureau of Forestry. Once this bureau was established was the meeting of Muir and Pinchot who worked together but often had different opinions on what stance to take. Shaping the way for future generations to follows these views they both