On H91-22-45, Dick Ring and Susie Stutzman talk about their personal histories, National Park Service, Gates of the Arctic, John Cook, Alaska, National Park Service managers, Alaska Regional Office, Anchorage, Bettles, Bob Belous, Randy Jones, Bob Cunningham, Dave Mihalic, Ray Bain of Bettles, attributes of Alaska, park planning, general management plan, park planning goals, legislation, scale of parks in Alaska, public ownership of land, development, wilderness, land uses, land claims, ANILCA's effect on subsistence, aircraft use, cabins, and land bank, traditional subsistence use, human issues, domicile versus residence, cabin permits, subsistence studies, Sierra Club, Wilderness Society, mining, homesteads, archaeology, de facto wilderness, communications, back country permits, overuse, information for park users, ranger station in Bettles, ranger station in Anaktuvuk Pass, lack of facilities, Fairbanks, Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve headquarters, staff, enforcement of regulations, surveys, Monuments Act, Rick Smith, local attitudes, non-native attitudes, attitudes of native Alaskans, legislation and boundaries.

On H91-22-46, Dick Ring and Susie Stutzman talk about all-terrain vehicles, transportation in Anaktuvuk Pass, Gates of the Arctic, Arctic Slope Regional Corportation, Kaktovik, damage to resources, traditional access, exchange of lands, hunting, subsistence, National Park Service, Denver Service Center, Western Pennsylvania partnerships, America's Industrial Heritage Project, challenges, and Alaska.