LightHawk has been working for 25 years to provide free flights to conservation groups in the fight to protect the environment. Now the group is organizing a special fundraising airborne eco-tour of Costa Rica for February 2007. LightHawk adventurers will visit the beautiful Osa Peninsula and go flying above some of the most spectacular scenery in the world, while receiving an unparalleled education in the environmental issues facing the area. The tour group will stay in the Iguana Lodge, meet LightHawk’s local conservation partners and get the full briefing on how they are working to protect this incredible region. Ready to go? It’s not a bargain trip: The all-inclusive cost is $5,000, but a chunk of that is a tax-deductible donation to support LightHawk’s important work. Visitors will also have time for hikes in the rainforest, horseback riding, birding, wildlife watching and more. To sign up, contact Keri Foster at 307-332-3242 or via e-mail at kfoster@lilghthawk.org by Friday, Nov. 17. The tour will run Feb. 2 to 7.
Explore Costa Rica With LightHawk
Key Takeaways:
- LightHawk, an organization that has provided free flights to conservation groups for 25 years, is hosting a fundraising eco-tour to Costa Rica in February 2007.
- The tour will explore the Osa Peninsula with airborne views, educate participants on local environmental issues, facilitate meetings with conservation partners, and include nature activities.
- The all-inclusive cost is $5,000, part of which is a tax-deductible donation, and interested individuals must sign up by November 17.
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