[Answer] Which U.S. president preserved the most land?

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...1. John F. Kennedy 2. Theodore Roosevelt 3. Jimmy Carter 4. Barack Obama

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Which U.S. president preserved the most land?"

Barack Obama - While Teddy Roosevelt left an enormous legacy of conservation with more than 230 million acres preserved, President Barack Obama is credited with protecting more land than any president before him. During his two terms, Obama designated 553.5 million acres of land as national monument acreage. A lot of what he protected was sea ecosystems in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, forming and enlarging a number of marine national monuments. He also created 34 new national monuments across 55,000 acres. California Coastal National Monument and Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument are just two of the areas that were protected under Obama’s watch.:

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