When President Teddy Roosevelt was sworn in as president in 1901 he was ready to put many things in action. His sincere and honest character led him to initiate policies that still exist today. He was a great hunter and loved to hunt games in his leisure time, therefore the nickname “Cowboy” that people used to call him. In fact, he respected and loved the nature so much saying that, “Unless we maintain an adequate material basis for our civilization, we cannot maintain the institution in which we take so great and so just apride; and to waste and destroy our natural resources means to undermine this material basis” (Roosevelt, Theodore). From the very start, protecting the birds, wildlife, and natural wonder were greatest goals of Roosevelt,
