Kuamo‘o Battlefield and Burial Grounds

Kona District | Hawai‘i

What We Did 
Returned land to Native Hawaiian descendants of those who died in the 1819 Battle of Kuamo‘o and who are buried on the land.

Our Goal
Protect culturally significant landscapes throughout Hawai‘i and return those lands to Native Hawaiian stewardship.

Kuamo‘o Battlefield and Burial Ground by the Numbers
47
acres of culturally significant land rich in history preserved and permanently protected
Protected
200+
year-old battle site and burial ground preserved and protected
300+
warriors remembered
1/2
mile of Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail protected
From Battle to Eternal Resting Place
About This Project
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Get in Touch with Our Hawai‘i Team
Honolulu Office

1164 Bishop Street
Suite 1512
Honolulu, HI, 96813
808-913-5736
hawaii@tpl.org

Associate Vice President, Hawai‘i State Director

(808) 470-2141
lea.hong@tpl.org