116 John Muir - One Minute History

John Muir, after recovering from temporary blindness, pursued his dream of exploring nature. He settled in Yosemite, where he became concerned about the impact of livestock on the valley. Muir wrote articles advocating for Yosemite's protection, leading to its designation as a national park, though initially under state control. His collaboration with President Teddy Roosevelt highlighted the need for federal oversight, resulting in the Antiquities Act of 1906, which ensured Yosemite's preservation under federal control.

How did John Muir influence the establishment of Yosemite National Park?

What legislation was a result of John Muir's efforts for Yosemite?