Packet 2: Bonus 13

This organization’s leader told Gifford Pinchot "I don't want anything more to do with you" after he proposed allowing sheep grazing in forest reserves. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this environmental organization that helped promote the creation of National Parks. This organization’s founder took a U.S. President on a 1903 tour of Yosemite.
ANSWER: Sierra Club
[10e] Gifford Pinchot was a close personal friend of this adventurous U.S. President who toured Yosemite with John Muir (“myoor”). This naturalist ran under the “Bull Moose” party in 1912.
ANSWER: Theodore Roosevelt [or TR; or Teddy Roosevelt; prompt on Roosevelt]
[10m] Muir opposed Pinchot’s advocacy for one of these projects in the Hetch Hetchy Valley by claiming there was “no holier temple” than nature. As a swipe at a political enemy, Harold Ickes (“ICK-iss”) changed the name of one of these projects built by the Bureau of Reclamation.
ANSWER: dams [accept Hoover Dam or O'Shaughnessy Dam; prompt on hydroelectric plants or power plants; prompt on water project or artificial lakes]
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