Canning River Collection

Canning Dam, c1947. Creator: Unknown
Canning Dam, c1947. The dam is situated on the Darling Scarp and is an impoundment of the Canning River. From " Perth - City of Sunshine". [Australia House Bookshop, London, c1947]

Siberian Aster Along The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Rafts Along The Shore At Sunrise On The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Rafters Among Canyon Walls On The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Rafting On The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Two Rafters On The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Rafts Along The Shore On The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Rafters Enjoy The Day Along The Marsh Fork Of The Canning River In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Summer, Alaska

Aerial View Of The Brooks Range In Summer, Anwr, Alaska

Aerial View Of The Brooks Range In Summer, Anwr, Arctic Alaska

Dwarf fireweed is lit by sunset light at 2: 00 AM on a gravel bar in the Marsh Fork
Dwarf fireweed is lit by sunset light at 2:00 AM on a gravel bar in the Marsh Fork of the Canning River, ANWR

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, pair of newborn spring cubs playing outside their den, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow nurses its newborn spring cub outside their den, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow sitting outside her den scenting the air, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow playing with her newborn spring cubs outside their den, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow with newborn spring cubs newly emerged from their den, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow emerging from her the den for the first time, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

igloo snow blind and expedition camp along the Arctic coast, mouth of the Canning river, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

inupiat guides Bruce Inglangasak and Jack Kayotuk finish building an igloo snow blind, along the Arctic coast, mouth of the Canning river, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska (MR)

inupiat guide Bruce Inglangasak building an igloo snow blind, along the Arctic coast, mouth of the Canning river, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska (MR)

inupiat guide Bruce Inglangasak hauling snow blocks for an igloo snow blind, along the Arctic coast, mouth of the Canning river, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska (MR)

polar bear, Ursus maritimus, den from the inside along the Arctic coast, mouth of Canning River, eastern ANWR, Alaska. Sow with newborn spring cubs had just left the den for the coast in search of

Polar bear sow feeding on grass to get her digestive system going as her newborn spring cubs play
polar bear, Ursus maritimus, sow feeding on grass to get her digestive system going as her newborn spring cubs play, mouth of Canning River along the Arctic coast

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The Canning River, a picturesque waterway in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, is a hidden gem that captivates all who venture into its serene surroundings. With the Canning Dam as its starting point, this river holds a rich history dating back to 1947. As the sun sets over the Marsh Fork of the Canning River, nature paints a breathtaking scene. The vibrant hues of dwarf fireweed illuminate the gravel bar at an unusual hour - 2:00 AM, and is a magical sight that reminds us of nature's ability to surprise and inspire. Alongside the riverbanks, Siberian Aster adds bursts of color to the landscape during summer. Its delicate petals dance gracefully in harmony with the flowing waters. Rafts line up along the shore at sunrise, ready for another day of adventure on this pristine river. Navigating through canyon walls on rafts offers an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers exploring this untamed wilderness. As rafters paddle their way through these majestic formations on the Marsh Fork they can enveloped by awe-inspiring beauty and serenity. Two adventurers pause amidst their journey downriver to take in their surroundings. Their presence serves as a reminder that humans can coexist harmoniously with nature when we respect and appreciate its wonders. Aerial views from above showcase not only the grandeur of ANWR but also highlight one of its most iconic features -the Brooks Range. This mountain range stands tall against clear blue skies during summer days; it is both imposing and inviting simultaneously. In this vast expanse lies an opportunity for hikers to immerse themselves fully in nature's embrace. Pausing atop hills within ANWR allows them to soak in panoramic vistas while being humbled by Mother Earth's raw power and beauty. The Canning River invites all who seek solace amidst untouched landscapes and unparalleled tranquility. Whether you choose rafting or hiking along its shores, it promises an unforgettable experience that will forever be etched in your memory.