Lyndon Johnson actually said...

Our numbers grow, our cities become more crowded, the pace of our lives quickens--but man's need to raise his spirits and expand his vision ...

I recommend that we guard the landscape against the waste products of modern life.

Theodore Roosevelt made conservation more than a political issue in America. He made it a moral imperative.

I recommend that we assure the people that their water supplies will be pure and plentiful now and in the years ahead.