A leader of this cause, John Burroughs, attacked sentimental writers during a controversy over "fakers." The National Governor's Association began with a conference for this cause. An advocate of this cause charged that the Cunningham claims were made on behalf of the so-called Morgan-heim syndicate after receiving that information from Louis Glavis. Supporters of this cause divided over the Raker Act, which legalized the Hetch Hetchy Project. A (*) program named for this cause was headed by Robert Fechner and employed young men in tent camps. The Boone and Crockett Cl
A leader of this cause, John Burroughs, attacked sentimental writers during a controversy over "fakers." The National Governor's Association began with a conference for this cause. An advocate of this cause charged that the Cunningham claims were made on behalf of the so-called Morgan-heim syndicate after receiving that information from Louis Glavis. Supporters of this cause divided over the Raker Act, which legalized the Hetch Hetchy Project. A (*) program named for this cause was headed by Robert Fechner and employed young men in tent camps. The Boone and Crockett Club was founded for this cause, as was the Sierra Club. A leader of this cause was fired by President Taft in the BallingerPinchot scandal. For 10 points, name this cause championed by John Muir, which advocated the preservation of natural resources.
A leader of this cause, John Burroughs, attacked sentimental writers during a controversy over "fakers.
conservation movement [accept word forms; or preservation movement until "preservation" is read; prompt on related things involving liking nature; prompt on "progressivism"; prompt on "environmentalism"]