Conservation leaders reflect on Roosevelt’s legacy, share vision for future

Conservation leaders gathered in Medora, North Dakota, to honor Theodore Roosevelt's significant impact on conservation, particularly at his Elkhorn Ranch, which is now recognized as the "cradle of conservation." The event highlighted his pioneering efforts in protecting public lands and wildlife, serving as a foundation for modern conservation efforts. This meeting underscores the importance of continuing Roosevelt's legacy to address contemporary environmental challenges and ensure the preservation of natural resources for future generations.