Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation efforts were celebrated for protecting over 200 million acres of land and wildlife from development. However, much of this territory was stewarded by Indigenous people who had long inhabited these lands. Read more about this history before the documentary event #TheodoreRoosevelt, premieres on Memorial Day at 8/7c on The HISTORY Channel. https://www.history.com/news/theodore-roosevelt-conservation-national-parks-native-americans | HISTORY

Theodore Roosevelt's life contained tragedies, but his legacy was defined by his triumphs. Discover the strenuous life of the president before #TheodoreRoosevelt, the documentary event airing May 30 and 31 at 8/7c on The HISTORY Channel. | HISTORY

Theodore Roosevelt yearned for adventure, but found more than he may have bargained for when he embarked on a treacherous expedition to the Amazon in 1913. He described the trip as “his last chance to be a boy,” following his 1912 election loss. Discover his incredible journey, and join HISTORY for the first night of #TheodoreRoosevelt, starting Monday at 8/7c. https://www.history.com/news/the-amazonian-expedition-that-nearly-killed-theodore-roosevelt | HISTORY

Pete Hegseth's "In the Arena" recounts how Theodore Roosevelt's impassioned "Man in the Arena" speech reinvigorated the nation. More, http://amzn.to/1OniIOE | History in Five