Conservation Partners
Across North America, from the Pacific to the Atlantic and throughout Mesoamerica from Mexico to Panama, LightHawk donates flight to conservation groups to accelerate their efforts across a wide and comprehensive breadth of environmental issues.
Please contact us if the aerial perspective can help you reach your conservation goals.
LightHawk donates flights in the United States, Mexico, Central America and parts of Canada.
Strategic Partners are key conservation groups we have identified for ongoing, long-term work with LightHawk. We base our selection of potential strategic partners on many factors including short and long-term goals, reliability, location, type of work, and past work or relationship with LightHawk.
We continue to pursue strategic partnerships in every region.
National and International Strategic Partnerships:
International League of Conservation Photographers
Mexican Wolf Species Survival Program
Trout Unlimited, Western Water Project
Click here for a complete list of LightHawk conservation partners.
Regional Strategic Partnerships:
Eastern Region
Adirondack Council (NY)
Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (LA)
Columbia Land Conservancy (NY)
Environmental Advocates of New York (NY)
Massachusetts Bays Program (MA)
Northeast Wilderness Trust (MA)
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (MA)
Save the Bay - Narragansett Bay (RI)
Pacific Region
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (WA)
Rockies Region
American Wildlands (MT)
Clark Fork Coalition (MT)
Colorado Open Lands (CO)
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance (NM)
Sonoran Institute (AZ)
Mesoamerica
Amigos de Sian Ka’an (Mexico)
Belize Foundation for Research and Environmental Education
Friends for Conservation and Development (Belize)
Programme for Belize (Belize)
Panthera (throughout region)
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (Belize and Panama)
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (Panama)
University of International Cooperation (Costa Rica)
World Wildlife Fund (Belize & Costa Rica)
For a comprehensive list of LightHawk conservation partners, click here.




