Discover the extraordinary life of George Bird Grinnell, a pivotal figure in American environmental history, whose passionate advocacy and pioneering efforts in wildlife conservation and the establishment of national parks shaped the course of the American conservation movement. Explore how Grinnell's deep connection to nature, from his early years in Audubon Park to his influential roles in founding the Audubon Society and advocating for Native American rights, forged a legacy that continues to inspire environmental stewardship today.

Explore the transformative impact of Theodore Roosevelt, the 'conservationist president,' on America's environmental policy and wildlife management. Discover how his revolutionary actions during his presidency from 1901-1909, including the establishment of the U.S. Forest Service and expansion of the National Park System, laid the groundwork for modern conservation and sustainable resource management.