‘Ōhi‘a Lani at Waikoekoe

Abutting the sacred Waipio Valley, this 174 acre site is currently being replanted to transform the degraded cattle pasture into a thriving, biodiverse Hawaiian forest. The trees and shrubs we plant today will help support endemic fauna, protect watershed health, and improve soil quality.

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Start Date: 2021

Current Phase: Planting, maintaining & monitoring

Stats:

• Elevation 2,700 ft
• 80-100 inches of rain annually
• 22 Native Species Planted - over 17,000 plants
• 97.3 Acres Planted

Highlights & Successes:

• Early plantings have begun producing seeds
• Native species beginning to self regenerate