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Letter from President Theodore Roosevelt to Gifford Pinchot

Record Group 95: Records of the Forest ServiceSeries: CorrespondenceFile Unit: PRA - PRE

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON.

November 27, 1905

My dear Mr. Pinchot:

The great importance I attach to the grazing problem throughout the West has led me to interrupt your work on the Committee on Department Methods, so that you might attend the meeting at Glenwood Springs. In dealing with this problem I should like to have you remember that recent investigations have demonstrated the destructive character of the free range system in the past. A very large proportion of the vacant public lands are valuable at present only for grazing. the grazing value of much of these lands is not more than half what it once w as. It therefore becomes the duty of the Government to see to it that in the future these lands are used in a way that will preserve their greatest usefulness to the people.

n the forest reserves the question becomes doubly important, because the future welfare of almost the entire West depends upon the preservation of the water supply, and this in turn upon the wise use of the forests and the range.

It must not be forgotten that the forest reserves belong to all the people, but the grazing privilege can be used only by a few. It is therefore only just and right that those who enjoy the special advantages of a protected range should contribute toward the expense of handling the reserves.

Important progress has been made in the forest reserves in the practical solution of the grazing problems, and I heartily approve the general policy outlined in the new rules and regulations.

Sincerely yours,

Theodore Roosevelt

Mr. Gifford Pinchot,

Department of Agriculture

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