McKinley Station: The People of the Pioneer Park That Became Denali

Set in the aftermath of the establishment of Mr. McKinley National Park, the story explores the tension between local residents of McKinley Station and Kantishna, who exploit the park's resources for hunting and trapping. The narrative follows Harry Karstens, the park's first ranger, as he takes on the challenge of developing and safeguarding this natural treasure amidst growing concerns over wildlife preservation. The book delves into themes of conservation, community conflict, and the evolving role of national parks.