The Ho’oulu Aina Foundation

The Ho’oulu Aina Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax exempt foundation that was formed 
in 2008 to provide a platform for research that includes both socio-cultural and 
economic factors in determining best environmental practices, provide a forum 
for public information, and attract and retain best industry while providing an 
opportunity for exposing our young to the education and science that underlies 
determining “best practice”. 

To Further those ends the foundation proposes:


(a) To engage in and support scientific research into natural resource use, 
environmental protection practices, and ecosystem interactions

(b) To provide pubic education of scientific findings relative to natural 
resources including complex ecosystems

(c) To provide programs to promote better utilization of natural resources to 
individuals and communities worldwide

(d) To provide aid to communities by attracting and retaining industry that 
utilize best available environmental and ecosystem practice.


Archeological and Anthropological research is to be supported in order to help 
describe, define, and analyze previous cultural concepts and practices relative 
to ecosystems

Preservation of unique ecosystems is supported

Economic valuation of resource use, ecosystem preservation, and natural 
resources is supported

Programs to disseminate valuation of ecosystems and natural resources are 
supported
The Ho’oulu Aina Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax exempt foundation that was formed 
in 2008 to provide a platform for research that includes both socio-cultural and 
economic factors in determining best environmental practices, provide a forum 
for public information, and attract and retain best industry while providing an 
opportunity for exposing our young to the education and science that underlies 
determining “best practice”. 

To Further those ends the foundation proposes:

(a) To engage in and support scientific research into natural resource use, 
environmental protection practices, and ecosystem interactions

(b) To provide pubic education of scientific findings relative to natural 
resources including complex ecosystems

(c) To provide programs to promote better utilization of natural resources to 
individuals and communities worldwide

(d) To provide aid to communities by attracting and retaining industry that 
utilize best available environmental and ecosystem practice.

Archeological and Anthropological research is to be supported in order to help 
describe, define, and analyze previous cultural concepts and practices relative 
to ecosystems

Preservation of unique ecosystems is supported

Economic valuation of resource use, ecosystem preservation, and natural 
resources is supported

Programs to disseminate valuation of ecosystems and natural resources are
supported

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