Ryan Callaghan
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The MeatEater Podcast · Ep. 892: Ryan Callaghan on Public Lands and Conservation · 22 Jun 2026
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I don't want to turn this experience into...
uh that true uh your sand dune experience or like there's this event every year called king of the hammers where it's like you know you gotta really show off what you can do on on off-road no road yeah it's like that stuff can exist and this stuff can exist and because we like both doesn't mean we have to turn this into that yeah right yeah so um but
But again, like, I think a good step is acknowledging, like, even though I am not a representative of the motorized community, I drive a four wheel drive truck to every trailhead.
Right.
And some of those roads are really long.
They're real bumpy.
Right.
Uh, but that, that is my, uh, I don't know, my vector for back country travel, right.
For the human powered stuff too.
Um,
I am very concerned about Ambler Road.
Yeah.
That seems to be making progress.
There's a lot of the typical things that we've been seeing, like big, broad statements of like, everybody in Alaska is for this.
All the Alaska tribes are for this.
All the communities.
You know, I have a lot of calls today
every week from guide outfitter communities saying like, I don't care if they say this road's not public, it is going to create a huge impact on, you know, caribou, moose, trapping, all, all the things, uh, the fisheries components.
And, um, and then there's the side of like, that road's not supposed to be for us.
it's a haul road, they're super dangerous, people aren't going out there, why are our public dollars being spent on this thing that the public isn't going to use?
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