President Theodore Roosevelt and conservationist John Muir on Glacier Point, Yosemite Valley, California, 1903. This photo was taken on a camping trip that John Muir took the President on, to try and convince him to push for laws to preserve the wilderness and the natural world.
Roosevelt returned from that camping trip feeling refreshed and enthusiastic about conserving the wilderness areas of America. Over the following years, he created national monuments, parks, and wildlife sanctuaries, saving approximately 230 million acres of public land for all Americans for all time.
@liztonicedtea Make sure whatever they tell you - get it in writing! Ask them to add it to the notes. Every time you call you will talk to someone different and they will have no idea what you’re talking about
@KeithNHumphreys@metallidan After liking this post, immediately had an ad for bush mills pop up on my feed 🙄. Also, if I’m in a bar and I order a soda please serve it in a glass and not a plastic cup. I am an adult.
Decked out in costume, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced the rules for Halloween as coronavirus continues to spread.
Trick-of-treating will be allowed but people passing out candy must wear masks: https://t.co/qMtChOJWQ9