Native Ecosystems Protection & Management

A representative portion of the Moloka‘i summit, Pu‘u Ali‘i lies between Pelekunu and Waikolu valleys. Its wet plateau is good forest bird habitat and an important part of Moloka‘i’s watershed.

Natural Communities: 8 total, none rare
Native Plants: 157 total taxa, 37 rare
Native Animals: 10 total taxa, 7 rare

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Resources:

• Pu‘u Ali‘i Fact Sheet
• Pu‘u Ali‘i Management Plan
• Pu‘u Ali‘i Topographical Map
• Final Environmental Assessment: Pu‘u Ali‘i Conservation Fencing Project
• Pu‘u Ali‘i Executive Order 3302

Some Rare Plants of Pu‘u Ali‘i NAR

*Images provided by the Hawaiian Native Plant website through the Department of Botany, University of Hawai‘i.

[ Haha (Cyanea procera) – No Image Available ]

Hesperomannia arborescens

[ Phyllostegia mannii (No common name) – No Image Available ]

Phyllostegia mollis (No common name)

Stenogyne bifida (No common name)