U.S. Secretary of the Interior

The U.S. Secretary of the Interior is a government official responsible for managing and protecting the nation’s natural resources, public lands, and cultural heritage. They oversee agencies like the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management, ensuring responsible use of resources such as forests, minerals, and water. They also handle policies related to conservation, land leasing, and wildlife habitats. The Secretary plays a key role in balancing environmental preservation with economic development, and advises the President on issues related to natural resources and public lands.