Alaska has a gold mine with Denali National Park, one of the world's greatest reserves for wildlife and of course for its spectacular unrivaled grand scene. A veritable gold mine. It's easy to live in Alaska and lose or to never have this perspective. Within this spectacle reside wildlife of the Arctic and sub Arctic which paying visitors specifically come to experience, including of course its wolves and bears,. Both are also baited outside park bounds and legally trapped and shot on a sliver of state land that has failed numerous attempts over many decades to be included in the park. The board of game has proved incapable of managing this strip so as to support wayward strays which fall to a few trappers and hunters. There are proposals legislative, HB 105, and another before the board to manage these straying individuals to continue alive through their naturally occurring life cycles as part of an intended perpetual   wilderness park. This wildlife's worth magnitudes  alive.