Three Mountain Alliance

  • Landscape Scale Conservation - working with partners and neighboring landowners to effect conservation at a landscape level

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  • Restoring the Land – growing and planting native seedlings in degraded forests and shrublands

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  • Protecting Biodiversity – managing threats to protect native ecosystems from introduced plants and animals

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  • Instilling Kuleana – engaging members of the community, young and old, in land stewardship

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  • Endangered species capital – Working with partners to return rare and endangered species back to the wild

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The Three Mountain Alliance (TMA) encompasses 45% of Hawai‘i Island and includes the three youngest volcanoes, Hualālai, Mauna Loa, and Kīlauea. The TMA contains some of the largest expanses of intact native forest remaining in the Hawaiian Islands, approximately 50% of the State’s remaining native habitat.

TMA lands contain many different types of ecosystems: alpine, subalpine, montane (dry, mesic and wet), and lowland (dry, mesic and wet) ecosystems. The TMA is home to thousands of native species including rare and threatened or endangered species, many of which are endemic to the island.

Three Mountain Alliance
P.O. Box 52
Resources Management
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, HI 96718
Ph: (808) 985-6197
Fax: (808) 985-6029
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