Alanui 'O Ka'u is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring the history, culture and natural beauty of the Ka'u region on Hawaii Island. Through community-driven economic development, conservation, and holistic wellness programs, we restore sacred landscapes like Na'ohulelua Historical Garden, propagating rare and endangered native plants and creating initiatives that strengthen community well-being.

Breathtaking coastline of Ka'u on the Big Island of Hawaii

Alanui 'O Ka'u PO Box 446 Na'alehu, Hawaii 96772

Mālama

Restoring native ecosystems and honoring ancestral stewardship of the land.

Native Arts

Preserving traditional Hawaiian crafts, storytelling, and music.

Culture

Perpetuating indigenous wisdom, language, and sacred ancestral values.

Healing

Fostering collective wellbeing through laʻau lapaʻau and unity.

"He aliʻi ka ʻāina; he kauwā ke kanaka" — "The land is chief; the people are its servants."

That's why the four pillars (Native Plants, Art, Culture & Healing) work together: the plants are ecological care, the culture is relationship, the art is expression, and the healing is what happens when that bond is honored.

Mālama ʻĀina the Land with Us

"He aliʻi ka ʻāina; he kauwā ke kanaka" — "The land is chief; the people are its servants."

That's why the four pillars (Native Plants, Art, Culture & Healing) work together: the plants are ecological care, the culture is relationship, the art is expression, and the healing is what happens when that bond is honored.