Kauai Public Land Trust

One of the oldest island-established land trusts in the state, KPLT began in 1989 with an excited group of individuals who saw potential for saving land after witnessing the Trust for Public Land’s (TPL) 1988 expansion effort at Kilauea Point (TPL conveyed more than 130 acres to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, greatly expanding the existing refuge).

KPLT is now working to expand TPL’s efforts by conserving land east of the Kilauea Point lighthouse into the Kilauea River basin, a significant wildlife habitat and important ecological biome.

• Inception: 1989
• Land Preserved: Three parcels totaling 26 acres
• Employees/volunteers: All-volunteer board of seven
• President: Gary Blaich
• Exec. Director: Jennifer Luck
• Email: jennifer@kauaipubliclandtrust.org
• Website: kauaipubliclandtrust.org
• Phone: (808) 346-9419
• Mailing Address: P.O. Box 562 Kilauea, HI 96754
• Mission: KPLT’s mission is to work with others to preserve Kauai for future generations through acquisition, management and education.

PHONE: 808-573-2428FAX: 866-776-6645 EMAIL: tom@mauilandlaw.com
PO Box 798Makawao, Hawaii 96768

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