A Wolf Story – Saving a Species Up Close

Oct 27, 2020 | Blog

Mexican wolves enter their new home in MN. Credit: Chuck Yanke Written by Audrey Ek-Psomas, LightHawk Eastern Program Coordinator View of wolf inside crate before departing NM. Chuck Yanke It’s about 25 minutes from the I-25 off-ramp, and after a few miles on...

Think. Plan. Fly.

Sep 4, 2019 | Blog

A guest article by Devon Player. For this flight, LightHawk partnered with Puget Soundkeeper and Unleash the Brilliance. Puget Soundkeeper works to preserve and protect the waters of Puget Sound. Unleash the Brilliance was founded to empower youth who are at risk of...

Soaring Higher: Floods, Puppies, Lobsters and Dams

Aug 7, 2019 | Blog, Oceans & Coastlines, Rivers & Estuaries, Wildlife

Your Giving Creates Conservation Change Floods Ravage the Land MIDWEST ISSUE: Record flooding destroyed farms and towns this spring as well as key energy infrastructure, threatening drinking water supplies. HOW LIGHTHAWK HELPS: We responded quickly to document the...

Conservation FLYer: July 2019

Aug 6, 2019 | Newsletters, Wildlife

Did you know 40% of the world’s bird species are in decline? California Gulls nest on Mono Lake, as seen from a LightHawk aerial research survey. Kristie Nelson/Point Blue Conservation Science LightHawk is doing something about it. Read our latest...

Webinar Recording: King Tide Flights

Aug 5, 2019 | Oceans & Coastlines, Webinar

LightHawk and Surfrider Foundation hosted a webinar in July 2019 to show how we plan to raise awareness about sea level rise during King Tide events, and how your group can participate. King Tides provide a sneak peek into what normal high-tides will look like due to...