Long before Theodore Roosevelt became America’s 26th president, he spent years as a rancher in the rugged lands preserved by this national park. He grew a strong attachment to the landscape, and now ...

Related: Our Editor-in-Chief Interviews Teddy Roosevelt After His Mountain Lion Hunt ... Too many years away from the hardihood of ranch life had added inches to his waist and softened his once rugged ...

including Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands of North Dakota, where he shot his first buffalo and set up a ranch. Explore historical images of the national parks and the people who ...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park started it’s life many years ago as Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park. Memorial parks are an ...

Theodore Roosevelt appeared an unlikely candidate ... As a young man, TR experienced life as a rancher in North Dakota's Badlands, where all the money in the world could not make a cow easier ...

Here, at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Roosevelt would find nearly 100 miles of trails, backcountry camping, kayaking, and horseback riding between the North and South Units and much smaller ...

Corrupt politicians. Ultra-wealthy business tycoons. A massive wealth gap. Social unrest. Material excesses. Regressive racial policies. A rapidly changing population due to immigration.

“This is where Theodore Roosevelt first came out for a bison ... when he built his ranch, kind of formed his conservation ...

By all accounts, Joe Wiegand bears an uncanny resemblance to President Theodore Roosevelt. Wiegand, an acclaimed impersonator, evokes the 26th president of the United States, in The Teddy Roosevelt ...