ENVIRONMENT & LIFESTYLE: Keeping the North Shore Country

Some North Shore residents have expressed concern that the Kuilima Resort will compromise the area’s rural character; in short, that the country will no longer be true country. And yet, we believe that our resort can only succeed if it promises guests a true country experience.

With that in mind, we are deeply committed to preserving a genuine rural lifestyle by, among other things:

• committing to open space
  
• updating environmental and infrastructure studies
  
• creating a “biking community” starting with
  the development of bike paths east of the resort
  
• establishing a Marine Life Conservation District
  
• preserving the shoreline ecosystem through water quality monitoring
  
• working with an archeological study and mitigation plan
  
• establishing farmers’ and artists’ markets
  
• protecting and enhancing the Punaho `olapa Marsh ecosystem
  
• applying for Audubon Certification for our golf courses
  

To learn more, read the Unilateral Agreement for details.