Alaska sportsman dream fades as roads rise and lands shrink
In Homer Alaska veteran biologist Jim Reardon laments a changing state where hunting and fishing access shrinks. He recalls sparse pastures and wild abundance, now replaced by roads crowds and land handovers under Native Claims Settlement Act. He fears 44 million acres may close to the public and wildlife access will decline despite some policy gains for guides and area management.
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