The life and death saga of Grizzly Bear 399 and her cubs in Wyoming is the subject of The Great American Bear Story, an ongoing blog. Photo: By Cal McKitrick
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The Great American Bear Story—An Ongoing Saga Of Bruin Life and Death In the 21st Century

Wildlife Art Journal's Continuous Blog Devoted To The Most Famous Bruins In The World

Written By Todd Wilkinson (Author's Bio)

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Wildlife Art Journal magazine celebrates  wildlife photography and the tradition of investigative journalism, the kind that weaves together compelling environmental storylines with art. It forms an intersection of content that one does not find in other art or nature magazines.  We are launching a new ongoing blog called Great American Bear Story that focuses on the life and death struggle of arguably the most famous grizzly bear family in the world.  This tribe—comprising "Bears 399" and "Bear 610"—makes its home in the mountainous geography encompassing Grand Teton National Park.  The story will play out like the magazine serials of old.  Each dispatch henceforth will feature accompanying images from world-class photographers that have followed the movements of these bruins.
This will be an ongoing series. Please check back here for a complete listing of articles.An Introduction
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THE GREAT AMERICAN BEAR STORY

An Ongoing Blog About One Grizzly Family

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Grizzly Bear 399 and cubs, 2007, photo by Cal McKitrick


1. An Introduction

By Todd Wilkinson
Filed: October 31, 2011

Ask first: Why do we care about nature? Seriously, what are the visceral elements of the outdoors that compel us to want to pay attention and even to exude empathy for other living creatures?

Every so often, grizzly bears kill people and occasionally they eat us. These encounters make headlines, but humans, too, are consumed with bears. We love them, fear...

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Author: Todd Wilkinson

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'Wildlife Art Journal magazine celebrates brilliant wildlife photography and the tradition of investigative journalism, the kind that successfully weaves together compelling storylines with art. It forms an intersection of content that one does not find in other art magazines. We are launching a new ongoing blog called Great American Bear Story that focuses on the life and death struggle of arguably the most famous grizzly bear family in the world—the tribe of Bears 399 and 610—that make their homes in the environs that encompass Grand Teton National Park.  Each dispatch henceforth will feature accompanying images from photographers that have followed the movements of these bruins.   '

Research tags: Bear 399, Bear 610, yellowstone grizzly bears, grand teton grizzly bears, jackson hole grizzly bears, thomas mangelsen, cal mckitrick, bear attacks,

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