Pu‘u O Hoku Ranch

July 14, 2011

We save land however possible through collaborations with willing landowners. Working together, great things happen—like 2,800 acres preserved in East Moloka‘i.      Protected...

[MORE]

Kilauea Coastal Preserve

July 14, 2011

Kahili Beach is a popular surf spot for Kaua‘i’s North Shore residents. The windswept beach, nicknamed Rock Quarry, attracts recreational beachgoers and surf lovers of all kinds.   ...

[MORE]

Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge

July 14, 2011

Active restoration is enhancing critical native wildlife habitat while preserving one of the most significant cultural sites in Hawai‘i, once populated with two thriving Hawaiian villages.  Protected...

[MORE]

Ulupalakua Ranch

July 14, 2011

Land conservation protects areas for the working farms and ranches that help feed us, like these 11,000 acres preserved by The Erdman Family. The views and wide-open expanses nourish us on another level. ...

[MORE]

Nu‘u Landing

July 14, 2011

Remote to most, Nu‘u is home to a pristine wetland that is a bustling rest stop for native birds traveling between the islands. Local fishermen think it’s a good place to relax,...

[MORE]
< >
Pono: Doing right by the land means protecting and nurturing the qualities that sustain the lives dependent upon it.

Explore

EXPLORE HILT is working to preserve the islands we love by creating dynamic partnerships between residents, government, and landowners. Learn more about what we do and how we do it here.

Participate

PARTICIPATE Many places important to the people of Hawaii have already been lost forever. The work of preserving our remaining island treasures is critical to us all. How can you help? Why, we’re so glad you asked…

Give

GIVE We are as strong as the community that supports us (land trusts are like that.) Help create a conservation legacy for Hawai‘i — give today.