Mission: To perpetuate ancestral knowledge and reconnect Kanaka to ʻāina by integrating indigenous grassroots initiatives with modern, sustainable, restorative land-management practices.
Vision: A South Kona ʻāina where invasive species have given way to native forest and traditional food crops, where the watershed runs clean from mountain to sea, and where the knowledge of how to care for this land is passed from one generation to the next.

Where do we start? The beginning of the journey.

A vetiver hedge helps prevent erosion by forming a dense, deep‑rooted barrier that stabilizes soil.

Koa has been replanted in areas previously overrun by Christmas berry, helping restore the native ecosystem.
Nā Hoa Ululāʻau O Kalamawaiʻawaʻawa is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to ʻāina restoration and cultural stewardship. Your contributions support our mission and are tax‑deductible as allowed by law.
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