Conservation Sites

Maunawili-Pālāwai


Ho‘okua‘āina, big-time producer of kalo on O‘ahu, now owns 116.5 acres of agricultural lands in Maunawili. This acquisition is part of a larger effort to conserve Maunawili Forest (to be acquired by DLNR-DOFAW), Makali‘i (to be owned and stewarded by Kauluakalana), and Pālāwai, which is now owned and stewarded by Ho‘okua‘āina.

Site Information


Moku: Ko‘olaupoko

Ahupua‘a: Kailua

Acreage: 116.59

Date Acquired: June 30, 2026

Landowner and Steward: Ho‘okua‘āina

Conservation Easement Holder(s): City and County of Honolulu

CONSERVATION PURPOSES


Water Protection

Land Conservation

Outdoor Recreation

Cultural Preservation

Habitat Protection

Hazard Reduction

Public Access


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