National Parks Thanks To The Foundation Builders

One day Carl went to the national park and saw all of the beautiful wildlife and the habitats it brings. It had been a very clean and thriving environment, he wondered who had made it so that these parks were always clean. These national parks are public places where people can go at any time to see the beautiful nature. Thanks to the Foundation Builders, those parks are thriving today. The Foundation Builders and Ben Clark, a youth ambassador, were both conservationists who had shown others the importance of biodiversity. Firstly, Theodore Roosevelt had been the president of the United States at the time, but he had also been a part of a group that had helped with conservation. “He signed the Antiquities Act of 1906, which protects artifacts

Secondly, Ben Clark was another person who had become interested in biodiversity when he was a young boy. Later though “Ben helped implement a schoolwide bioblitz at a local estuary, with an accompanying biodiversity festival featuring exhibits on the biodiversity of 38 national parks.” (Plumb). Ben Clark's reasoning for spreading biodiversity has been to show people the environment, plants and animal habitats. He wanted to engage the younger people to help change the environment in a helpful way. Ben Clark had done this at a young age that had made him want to show the younger generations the importance of biodiversity. Thirdly, as many conservationists like the Foundation Builders and Ben Clark, they all have one thing in common.“ Ben’s interest began during the 2011 Rocky Mountain National Park BioBlitz.” (Plumb). Ben Clarks curiosity about biodiversity has to do with the Foundation Builders, and their main concern. This comes to the reasoning of how similar they are. This shows how the Foundation Builders have helped keep those national parks. In conclusion, there are conservationists like the Foundation Builders and Ben Clark, who is a youth