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President Roosevelt built national parks and reserved land areas where land could not legally be harmed.

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President Roosevelt fought for forests and natural land to be conserved, because he loved the forest and the Earth.

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As a way to fuel industry, lumber companies were cutting down entire forests. Miners took iron and coal from the Earth at an incredibly fast pace, leaving gaping holes in the Earth.

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Lumber companies are still stripping forests for all they're worth today, and deforestation is one of the world's biggest problems.

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People are still fighting to conserve land today, with conservation being one of the biggest concerns of the United Nations.

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People back then and today are both trying to help preserve the Earth's land, and protect it from the world's governments and corporations.

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In the United States alone, 5,600,000,000 square meters of land have been burned and cut down to support lumber companies in just 2022.

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The Rainforest Foundation, Amazon Watch, Conservation International, Trees for the future and Rainforest alliance are all groups working to protect forests and strengthen sustainable land management.

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Protesting the government, putting laws in place to prevent the destruction of land and raising money and awareness to the issue are all methods of helping protect land that reformers today use.