A proposed long-term community stewardship and acquisition initiative currently under development. No public financial participation program is currently being offered.
The Land
One Island. One Extraordinary Responsibility.
The lands associated with Molokaʻi Ranch include extensive natural, agricultural, historic and cultural landscapes. Molokaʻi Heritage does not currently own this property.
Scale of the landscape
Approximately
55,000
Acres
These figures describe a proposed initiative currently under development. They do not imply current ownership, and no public financial participation program is currently being offered.
Illustrative Area Map
A detailed property map will be available through the interactive Property Overview once GIS integration is complete.
The Landscape
A connected living system
From ridge to reef, these lands hold native forest, working agriculture, watersheds, and places of deep cultural meaning — all part of one connected whole.
Native Forest
Koa and ʻiliahi stands and native understory that hold soil, capture water, and shelter native species.
Watersheds
Forested slopes and stream systems that feed Molokaʻi's freshwater and recharge its aquifers.
Agricultural Lands
Working pasture and farmland with potential for sustainable local food systems.
Cultural Places
Sites of historic and cultural significance that carry the stories of generations.
Coastline & Ocean
Cliffs, nearshore waters, and reef edges along Molokaʻi's remarkable coastline.
Wildlife Habitat
Habitat for native birds, insects, and plants found nowhere else on earth.
See the land in detail
Explore the interactive property overview, prepared for future GIS integration.