The Waikoloa Foundation

The Waikoloa Foundation The mission of the Waikoloa Foundation is to steward the precious cultural and environmental attributes that make Hawai‘i unique.

What an awesome turnout to Nāhelehele, the Dryland Forest Symposium. It’s just the beginning of a fun-filled day of pres...
11/07/2025

What an awesome turnout to Nāhelehele, the Dryland Forest Symposium. It’s just the beginning of a fun-filled day of presentations, discussions and networking!
Mahalo to the other non-profit agencies, public agencies and commercial enterprises who helped make this happen.

For more info, follow our friends over at

This afternoon, we checked out the Queens’ Culinary Market over at Queens’ Marketplace and it was a delicious treat! The...
11/07/2025

This afternoon, we checked out the Queens’ Culinary Market over at Queens’ Marketplace and it was a delicious treat! The Queens’ Culinary Market showcases locally owned small businesses from here on Hawaii Island!
Such an awesome event for the whole Ohana! For more info, follow



Good Morning from beautiful ‘Anaeho’omalu! 🌊🌴
10/27/2025

Good Morning from beautiful ‘Anaeho’omalu! 🌊🌴

Walk in the footsteps of our ancestors! Explore the ancient foot trail of the Ala Loa travelers, which cuts through the ...
10/20/2025

Walk in the footsteps of our ancestors! Explore the ancient foot trail of the Ala Loa travelers, which cuts through the Waikoloa Beach Resort.

Download the Waikoloa Beach Resort Cultural Walking Tour App and explore, learn and grow!

Sunday Funday exploring the
10/12/2025

Sunday Funday exploring the

The Nēnē is a native species to Hawai’i and is also the State Bird of Hawai’i. You can find them around the Waikoloa Bea...
10/06/2025

The Nēnē is a native species to Hawai’i and is also the State Bird of Hawai’i. You can find them around the Waikoloa Beach Resort, and being that they are an endangered species, you should not attempt to touch them or feed them.
Nēnē nest between October and March and most eggs are laid between October and December.

Per the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, please abide by the “5 Keeps.”
1. Keep your food to yourself.
2. Keep your dogs on a leash.
3. Keep your cats inside your house.
4. Keep your speed down when you see a Nēnē near a road.
5. Keep your distance.

For more info, please visit http://dlnr.hawaii.gov


Learn. Experience. Share.🌴 Learn about our unique biosphere here at the 🌊 Experience the natural resources.💚 Share wit...
09/29/2025

Learn. Experience. Share.
🌴 Learn about our unique biosphere here at the
🌊 Experience the natural resources.
💚 Share with your friends and ‘ohana.

Download our Waikoloa Beach Resort Cultural Walking Tour App and discover new areas of the Waikoloa Beach Resort you did...
09/22/2025

Download our Waikoloa Beach Resort Cultural Walking Tour App and discover new areas of the Waikoloa Beach Resort you didn’t know existed! This innovative tool will immerse visitors and locals alike in our beloved community’s rich heritage, history and vibrant traditions.

The Waikoloa Beach Resort Cultural Walking Tour App is available on Google Play and in the Apple App Store.


Aloha mai kākou!We have wonderful news to announce!ʻAnaeho‘omalu Kapalaoa has returned to the people. 27 acres of cultur...
09/16/2025

Aloha mai kākou!
We have wonderful news to announce!
ʻAnaeho‘omalu Kapalaoa has returned to the people.

27 acres of culturally significant shoreline at ‘Anaeho‘omalu Kapalaoa, located in Waikoloa Beach Resort have been permanently protected. This wahi pana (legendary, storied place) will now be stewarded by Nā ʻŌiwi O Puʻuanahulu, ensuring cultural practice, restoration and education for future generations.

“Kapalaoa is for all Hawaiians who love their ʻāina and know they belong there. The challenges are long and plenty, but ʻāina and kūpuna will rise up to meet you. Never give up,” said Lehua Alapa‘i of Nā ʻŌiwi O Puʻuanahulu.

The Waikoloa Foundation is humbled to support this effort together with Waikoloa Land Company, Trust for Public Land, the County of Hawaiʻi, the State Legacy Land Conservation Program and the Dorrance Family Foundation.




The Waikoloa Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded to steward the precious cultural and environmental attribute...
09/15/2025

The Waikoloa Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded to steward the precious cultural and environmental attributes that make Hawaii unique. We continue to encourage sustainable development to protect Hawaii’s unique ecosystem.

To find out more about our initiatives, please visit our website, link in bio.

Mark your calendars! Join the Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative at the Nāhelehele Dryland Forest Symposium on November 7th....
09/08/2025

Mark your calendars! Join the Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative at the Nāhelehele Dryland Forest Symposium on November 7th. Paid Registration includes a full day of presentations, discussions, lunch and a pau hana.

The Nāhelehele Dryland Forest Symposium will be held at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa.
For more info, please visit

Head on over to the lookout at Kings’ Shops and check out the Aloha Art Challenge, a unique art exhibition in collaborat...
08/26/2025

Head on over to the lookout at Kings’ Shops and check out the Aloha Art Challenge, a unique art exhibition in collaboration with Parker School.

Supporting local students and local art! So awesome!



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