Cameras For A Cause

Using photography to guide conservation

By Amy Gulick, Photography By Boyd Norton

Updated May 20, 2020

The deepest river-carved gorge in North America, Hells Canyon was formed by the Snake River along the border of Oregon and Idaho. Despite its spectacular scenery, wildlife and recreation opportunities, the canyon was slated to be dammed.

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Originally Published May 5, 2016

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