You had your chance Mr. Knowles, and failed miserably at responsible wildlife management along the park border and far out onto adjacent State land. There was a large prey species decline inside and outside the park during your anti predator control reign. Predators leave the Park's protection to seek food outside the park because they have killed nearly everything inside the park. They live near the border for a reason. There is more prey outside the park for a reason. 
Tourism dollars and employment benefits are greatly exaggerated. Multi national corporations hiring visa workers do little for Alaska. Most of the money leaves immediately. The average tourist spent less than $1000 and most of it went outside the day it was spent. The Attorney Generals office is on record stating that photographers and watchers need to comply with the same laws hunters and trappers do if they "pursue, stalk, disturb... an animal". And that includes being guided if required. Start enforcing the laws.