The Story of Grizzly 399, the most famous grizzly bear of North America and her life in Grand Teton National Park, where she should be completely protected as an endangered species but is not, due the elk hunt inside the national park.
Most park visitors are surprised to find out there is hunting inside a national park, and feel that it is contrary to the mission of the park service and its oath to protect natural resources unimpaired for future generations.
The unnecessary death of a grizzly bear inside Grand Teton National Park during the 2012 hunt renewed the call by the public to end this outdated slaughter, and protect endangered animals like Grizzly 399 inside of the national park.