The Forgotten Side of Teddy Roosevelt’s Legacy: How He Created America’s Forests Teddy Roosevelt is often remembered as the “national park” president, but his true legacy runs deeper. While he helped establish five national parks, he created 150 of the 154 national forests that exist today. His vision for conservation went beyond preserving beautiful landscapes, he aimed to protect America’s natural resources for future generations through responsible management and sustainability. Roosevelt’s p

Meet a Georgia farmer who has spent six years restoring longleaf pines and native warm-season grasses across 104 acres using the Conservation Reserve Program. This effort, made possible by the federal Farm Bill, benefits deer, rabbits, birds, and soil and water quality. Watch the video to learn more. | Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

Do Nothing For Two Minutes Take a minute, turn up the volume as we take you to Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, where the buffalo still roam. Videographer: Kevin Kjergaard https://cbsn.ws/3BXeVku | CBS Sunday Morning