Howard Kerry

Nov 1, 2024 | foodism.co.uk | Ash Adams |Howard Kerry

Along 34,000 miles of coastline in the far north of the planet in an American state that spends much of the year iced over, more than 60,000 people’s livelihoods centre around the immense, abundant and often unforgiving ocean. Alaska isn’t called The Last Frontier for no reason – it really does feel like the last port of call in civilisation before you reach the top of the world. With approximately just 160,000 of its 365 million acres developed, this is a state steeped in deep wilderness.