Lānaʻi Community Stewardship Program
Join Us
The Lānaʻi Community Stewardship Program is part of Kuahiwi a Kai, an initiative supported by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and Pūlama Lānaʻi to restore health to the Keomoku Region of Lānaʻi.
Our portion of the program focuses on engaging the skills of community hunters to aid in game management efforts within the project area. Volunteer hunters will also learn more about the cultural and historical significance of place. Together, we can work towards a future where the land lives and our people thrive. Ola ka ʻāina, ola ke kanaka!
Program Protocols
Participants
Hunting open to Lānaʻi residents (must have a valid P.O. Box, hunting license, and government I.D.) and EMS personnel working on Lānaʻi
Fire Arms Allowed
Rifle, shotgun, muzzle/black powder, bow and cross bow
Area
Unit A1 and A2 (Keomoku to Kapoho Gulch, Kaʻa will be the divider, not Waiaʻōpae)
Days/Times
Monday - Friday, sunrise to sunset. Will include weekday holidays.
Check in for hunt by 6pm day before hunt, or Friday for Monday hunt.
Check out from hunt by 9pm day of hunt.
Failure to check in and out will result in loss of hunting privileges.
Bag Limit
None. Take what you can harvest. Deboning allowed.
Hunters/day
30 hunters per day (15 in A1 and 15 in A2). Sign-up is first come, first served. No reservations will be taken.
How to Register
Registration for the hunt is currently available at the Stewardship Office (Dole Admin Building at the former courthouse room). Please visit the office to register in person.
Must fill out the registration and waiver forms (downloadable below, or hard copies available at stewardship office) and have a valid hunting license. Also must have proof of residency.
Download registration forms below.
Monthly Take Information
