
Revolutionizing farming methods.

Legacy of Makaʻula Edward R. Kaiwi at Hokualele Heiau Stewardship
Ka Hale Manu o Lono carries forward the legacy of Makaʻula Edward R. Kaiwi, the kahuna who devoted his life to the protection and preservation of Hokualele Heiau (Pūʻu o Kōnananai). As an elder and cultural practitioner, he carried profound knowledge and kuleana, standing for decades as a guardian of this sacred place.
During his lifetime, we cared for and stewarded the land alongside him, through presence, practice, and responsibility. His guidance shaped not only the work itself, but also the values and intentions with which it continues. When he passed in 2022, the responsibility of stewardship did not end. Ka Hale Manu o Lono continues this work with the same commitment, care, and respect.
We honor his legacy by upholding the ongoing preservation, protection, and respectful stewardship of Hokualele Heiau, recognizing him as the kupuna whose lifelong service laid the foundation for all that we do.
Konohiki Boundaries
Sovereign Kingdom of Hawaii Documents
Through his dedicated work in preservation, Makaʻula Edward R. Kaiwi, secured documented recognition of sovereignty boundaries, which were officially acknowledged in 2009.


