‘Āina Pauahi overview
As the last royal descendant of the Kamehameha line, Ke Ali‘i Pauahi inherited thousands of acres of land. Her will established the Kamehameha Schools, and her lands and property endow the schools’ ongoing mission.
KS stewards nearly 364,000 acres of ‘āina encompassing the areas of agriculture, commercial, conservation and education. An overview of those areas is available in the map below.
How to use the map: The different categories of KS lands are shown as layers in the map. To make the layers visible, use the buttons listed at left.
Connect and engage with our ‘āina
- ‘Āina Ulu — Opportunities for culture- and place-based education
- Commercial real estate — Actively managing our assets to ensure the vibrancy of our mission
- Mahi‘ai a Ola — Supporting local farmers and innovative solutions to improve food security
- Virtual huaka‘i — Field trips from your computer, grounded in Hawaiian culture-based education
In addition, many of our campus programs and other programs use our mission-driven lands for ‘āina-based education and stewardship.
