EcoFlight – Empowering and Educating : Putting stakeholders in the air

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Using aviation to protect wildlands, watersheds, and culturally important landscapes.

Flight provides an unparalleled big-picture view of environmental threats, challenges, and opportunities for conservation.

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EcoFlight works hard to elevate the voices of communities most affected by environmental challenges, including historically marginalized and underrepresented groups.

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The aerial perspective is a proven catalyst for positive change, and EcoFlight is at the forefront of some of the West’s most significant conservation success stories.

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RECENT FLIGHTS

VIEW OUR LATEST FLIGHTS AND CURRENT MISSIONS

Flying with Filmmakers, Thompson Divide

10/16/2024

State: CO

Mission: We flew with documentary filmmakers over the newly protected Thompson Divide, roughly 250,000 acres of pristine public lands that are…

Tribal-Led National Monument Proposal, Kw'tsán

10/15/2024

State: AZ

Mission: The Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribal Council called on us to provide overflights to Congressman Raul Ruiz's staff, California state…

Protest of the White Mesa uranium mill

10/12/2024

State: UT

Mission: On October 12, a group of more than 100 community members and advocates marched in opposition to the White Mesa…

OUR MISSION

To educate and advocate for the protection of remaining wild lands and wildlife habitat using small aircraft. The aerial perspective and our educational programs encourage an environmental stewardship ethic among citizens of all ages.

EcoFlight’s call to action is to work with all sides of an issue, the plane providing a platform for conversation to happen in order to find solutions. The aerial perspective and our ability to connect people can be used to help build bridges between current conflicting viewpoints, and a way to help Americans find common ground, bringing tribes, partisan alliances, and faith-based groups together