Question

Who, despite being an avid outdoorsmen and friend of John Muir, conceded to the growing need for water in San Francisco?

Answer 1

Theodore Roosevelt, despite being an avid outdoorsmen and friend of John Muir, conceded to the growing need for water in San Francisco

For better understanding, lets understand who Theodore Roosevelt was

• Theodore Roosevelts  was a former US president and He was known to be an outdoor enthusiast, he listened to public concern over the reckless use of natural resources. He realized and noted that the land was disappearing in the west due to westward migration and made up his mind to establish national parks
• He established the US forest service and named Gifford Pinchot as the head

From the above, we can therefore say that the answer Theodore Roosevelt, despite being an avid outdoorsmen and friend of John Muir, conceded to the growing need for water in San Francisco is true.

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