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Roosevelt's approach to stewardship is termed "conservationism." He was not an "environmentalist" in the modern sense of the term. He did not believe that nature should be preserved for nature's sake. As a Christian and an American, he believed that the nation's natural resources were to be managed for the benefit of future generations. "His love of nature did not obscure his comprehension of its fallen estate and its ultimate subservience to the interests of man," one author observed.
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