Revolutionizing farming methods.
Heaui Restoration - Cultural Presevation - Āina Stewardship - Wahi Pana
About Us
Ka Hale Manu o Lono is dedicated to the stewardship, restoration, and protection of Hokualele Heiau (Pūʻu o Kōnananai) in Anahola at the base of the Kalalea Mountains. Guided by ʻike kūpuna and aloha ʻāina, we mālama this sacred wahi pana through culturally grounded restoration, ecological care, and community education, ensuring that Hokualele Heiau remains a living place of ancestral knowledge, cultural practice, and connection for present and future generations.
Heiau Restoration
Restoring sacred structures with cultural integrity and care
Ka Hale Manu o Lono is committed to the careful restoration of Hokualele Heiau (Pūʻu o Kōnananai) through culturally guided practices that honor the kupuna who built and sustained this sacred place. This work includes the restoration of terraced walls and pōhaku kiʻi, removal of invasive species, and the preservation of existing native plants, all approached with intention, protocol, and aloha ʻāina.
Wahi Pana
Honoring places of profound cultural and ancestral significance
Hokualele Heiau is a treasured wahi pana, a place where history, spirituality, and ancestral knowledge are deeply embedded in the landscape. Our stewardship ensures this sacred site is protected not only as a physical space, but as a living cultural landscape that continues to teach, connect, and guide future generations.
ʻĀina Stewardship
Caring for land through relationship, responsibility, and community
ʻĀina stewardship at Hokualele Heiau is rooted in the understanding that land and people exist in a reciprocal relationship of care and responsibility. By integrating traditional ecological knowledge with contemporary restoration practices, Ka Hale Manu o Lono fosters community participation and hands-on learning that strengthens both the ʻāina and those who care for it.
History of Hokualele Heaui Konananai
Uncle Ed and family lineage story
