To see our annual sustainability report highlighting our ongoing work, please click below.
Community is incredibly important to Kualoa Ranch. We engage with our local community every day and give back through partnerships with local business vendors, offering volunteer days, educational tours for keiki, and more.
Kualoa has always had a strong ethic for caring for the land. Conservation efforts are carried out by our agriculture and stewardship teams who carry out native plant plantings, invasive species control, and pasture management.
Kualoa helps to teach and perpetuate Native Hawaiian and Paniolo cultures in our tour experiences, educational opportunities, and land management.
Our agritourism operation allows us to diversify our operation and provide a base to support our other initiatives such as land stewardship, conservation projects, community initiatives, and more.
Learn more about our oyster farming operation (aquaculture) and how oysters are truly “sustainable” by helping to clean our watershed clean, providing a delicious source of local protein, and providing jobs that care for the land & water.
A quick lesson on the meaning of “Kualoa” and the historical & cultural significance of this ahupua’a.
Learn more about Kualoa Ranch’s ongoing commitment to conservation, culture, and community, and how we use commerce (agritourism) to sustain these great initiatives/projects in our community.
To see our previous annual sustainability report highlighting our ongoing work click on below items