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1,200-foot ti leaf lei draped across Pololū Valley to symbolize protection from overdevelopment

1,200-foot ti leaf lei draped across Pololū Valley to symbolize protection from overdevelopment
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Hawaiʻi Land Trust nearing finish line to purchase 642 acres in Māhukona to protect forever : Big Island Now

After years of effort by many, including the late lineal descendant Aunty Patti-Ann Solomon, 642 acres of beloved and historically, culturally and ecologically important land in Māhukona is close to being protected forever.

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Community opposition is growing in Kohala over a $25 million land listing

A private landowner has listed nearly 45 acres in the Pololū Valley area for $25 million. Those who oppose the sale worry about potential development and the impact that could have on local residents. HPR’s Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi reports.

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Community Opposition Grows in Kohala Over Proposed Development Near Pololū Valley Lookout

Community Opposition Grows in Kohala Over Parking Lot Near Popular Pololu Valley Lookout A private landowner in Kohala agreed to donate five acres to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources for a parking lot and comfort station near the valley lookout. David Smith, head of DLNR’s Forestry and Wildlife Division, says this could help ease traffic in the area. There were six parking spots at the end of the road and they were never full. Now the line of cars will go a quarter mile down the way on both sides of the road. There’s no restroom and it’s a real problem, says Smith, So we’ve been working with reps from the Big Island to try to fix this thing and the community, and this is the fix.

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