It is believed that when Theodore Roosevelt took office in 1901, the Christmas tree tradition was absent throughout his presidency. The answers to whether the Christmas tree was "banned" during ...

The article begins, Theodore Roosevelt’s commitment to conservation is well known. Less well known was the 26th president’s ill-fated attempt to ban Christmas trees at the White House.

Theodore Roosevelt, an avid hunter ... Pinchot believed that timberlands should be managed scientifically, with selected trees harvested and others left to grow, so that rain would not cause ...

Thousands of trees were planted annually during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency on his land in Hyde Park, New York. By the 1930s, Roosevelt had gotten into the rhythm of having 20,000 to 55,000 ...

Hillsborough County calls for nominations for the local environmental award, the Theodore Roosevelt Hillsborough Forever ...

PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT SOLD CHRISTMAS TREES TO LOCAL RESIDENTS ON HIS OWN ESTATE IN THE 1930S It is believed that when Theodore Roosevelt took office in 1901, the Christmas tree tradition ...