McKay's tenure influenced natural resource management, public lands policy, and tensions between conservation and development in the early Eisenhower administration.
Douglas McKay took the oath as Secretary of the Interior on January 21, 1953, becoming responsible for federal land, resource, and conservation policy.
McKay's tenure influenced natural resource management, public lands policy, and tensions between conservation and development in the early Eisenhower administration.
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