E Mālama ʻĀina Kākou
Join us at Lanikūhonua, September 29, 2024, to celebrate Denise Antolini as HILT’ 2024 Kahu o ka ʻĀina!
Denise has made meaningful direct and systemic impacts on ʻāina stewardship in Hawaiʻi by cultivating law students for decades in environment-focused studies, building partnerships among key public and private entities, leading research and publications, working on landmark legal cases, and founding and serving on important community nonprofits and government boards.
Mālama ʻĀina Kākou is Hawaiʻi Land Trust's Oʻahu fundraiser hosted on the gorgeous grounds at Lanikūhonua. The evening will include live entertainment and a menu lovingly created by local chefs featuring locally grown and sourced ingredients.
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COMMUNITY PRESERVES
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CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
22,553
ACRES PRESERVED
26,300
HILT PRESERVE VISITORS / YEAR
6,918
VOLUNTEER HOURS GIVEN / YEAR
Mahukona Forever Protected!
In partnership with the nonprofit Nā Kālai Waʻa, Federal, State and County agencies, and the Kohala community, Hawai‘i Land Trust has successfully closed on its largest purchase, permanently protecting 642 acres at Mahukona on the Kohala coast of Hawai‘i Island
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Hawaiʻi Land Trust protects the lands that sustain Hawaiʻi, and teaches future generations to do the same. We believe that we share a common destiny with the land, and the well-being of ourselves and our children depends on the health of the land. The future is our kuleana.
Hawaiʻi Land Trust (HILT) is Hawaiʻi’s islands-wide land trust that is both a Hawaiʻi 501(c)3 nonprofit, and a nationally accredited land trust. We protect lands that are integral to Hawaiʻi’s well-being and character, upholding our kuleana to these lands, and the communities they are in, through thoughtful stewardship that deepens community connection to, and builds reciprocal relationships with ʻāina.