I did some commercial halibut fishing in the late 1970s and would occasionally anchor in Port Chatham (an uninhabited bay 15 or 20 miles south of Seldovia).  It was one of the most beautiful places I'd ever seen - I really loved anchoring there.  10 or 15 years later I visited Port Chatham again, and was devastated to see the surrounding slopes had been clear cut.  I heard that the native corporation had sold the timber, which had been cut down and shipped as round logs to Japan.  I would 100 times rather see dozens of people a day hiking those trails, caring about them and fighting to protect them than to see no one visit, no one care and no one protect them.  Thanks for your work, Erin.