Stop Hoʻopili is a project of
Save Oʻahu Farmlands Alliance
Coming together to protect the land that feeds us
Save Oʻahu Farmlands Alliance
Coming together to protect the land that feeds us
Who Save Oʻahu Farmlands Alliance is:
We are pro-farm, pro-environment, and Hawaiian organizations and individuals, joined together for projects to save Oʻahu farmlands.
(Active members and organizations of the alliance are listed below.)
Mission Statement:
We act to preserve Oʻahu’s farmland for food and energy security – in order to assure access to affordable, fresh, local produce, to promote smart green jobs, to reduce global warming, and to make sustainable and healthy communities possible for generations to come.
Our Goals for the Short Term Future:
We have adopted the prevention of the Hoʻopili development as our current effort.
Support in Other Efforts to Save Oʻahu Farmlands:
The Alliance has been active in the effort to save “The Purple Spot” in the Waiʻanae Sustainable Communities Plan, a large piece of farmland on Lualualei Naval Rd. We have also worked with groups and individuals in Koʻolauloa to save the farmland that would be taken by the Envision Laʻie development. We have a committee giving oversight to stealth changes being made at the Department of Planning and Permitting to Development Plans and Sustainability Plans. And we stand ready to work on keeping Koa Ridge in agriculture if and when the developer returns to the Land Use Commission.
Our Goals for the Long Term:
We have taken on the goal of, and begun action on, persuading the Legislature to set a target level of food self-sufficiency for the state by a certain date and to demand that the Legislature impose a moratorium on all new development on farmland in excess of 25 acres until it adopts a credible plan with measurable standards and a fixed timetable to ensure compliance with that target.
Active Members of Save Oʻahu Farmlands Alliance
** Affiliations are for identification purposes only and do not necessarily imply endorsement of any position or statement made on this website. **
Anthony Aalto – Sierra Club
Zurishaddai Aki – Hui ʻIwi O Ka Aina, Leeward Community College
Lyla Berg – former State Representive, "Voices for Change" on ʻOlelo
Pamela Boyar – Haleiwa Farmers' Market
Jim Brewer – Green Party Hawai’i
Juanita Kawamoto Brown – Farm Fresh Hawaiʻi
Victoria Cannon – Friends of Makakilo
Natalie Cash – Olomana Gardens Aquaponics Farm
Matthew Campbell – Hawaii Food Policy Council
Kimberly Clark, Ph.D. – organic farming, Waimanalo
Randy Ching – Sierra Club
KC Conners – Koʻolauloa activist
Curtis N.K. Crabbe – Omaʻomaʻo Molokai “Keeping Molokai Green”
Doris Dudley – Friends of Makakilo
Dr. Kioni Dudley – Friends of Makakilo
Kent Fonoimoana – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Ann Freed – Mililani Neighborhood Board
Cinnie Frith – Get Transit Right
Candace Fujikane – English Professor UH Manoa
Ray Horita –
Lucy Gay – Concerned Elders of Waiʻanae
Michael Keanuenue Goodrich – "Late Night with Hawaiian Mike" on ʻOlelo
Danielle Guion-Swenson – Friends of Makakilo
Renee Ing – “News and Views” on ʻOlelo
Choon James – "Country Talk Story" on ʻOlelo
Matt Johnson – Hawaii Agricultural Alliance
Pearl Johnson – League of Women Voters
Meleana Judd – Meleana’s Farm
Piilani Kaopuiki – League of Women Voters
Jon Riki Karamatsu – former State Representative
Dexter Kishida – Kokua Hawaii Foundation
Michael Krijnen – Arcitects 911
Poka Laenui – Hawaiian leader
C.N. Lee – Professor College of Tropical Agriculture
Glenn Martinez – Hawaiʻi Farmer’s Union
Creighton & Cathleen Mattoon – Keep the Country Country
Judy Nii – Kamilo Valley farmer
Stuart Novick – Hawaii Food Policy Council
Glenn Oamilda – Concerned Citizens of ‘Ewa and ʻEwa Beach
Jay Ogden – Maui Aloha ʻAina
Gene Paroloa – Unitarian Church
Eden Peart – Hawaii Farmers’ Union (Big Island)
Blake McElheney – North Shore Community Land Trust
Robert (Lopaka) Oliveira Jr. – Hoa ʻāina o Hawaiʻi ʻimiloa
Johnnie-Mae Perry – Waiʻanae Neighborhood Board
Aliitasi Ponder – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Richard Poirier – Mililani Neighborhood Board
Panos Prevedouros – Professor of Engineering, UH Manoa
James Quimby – Get Transit Right
Elizabeth Reilly – Livable Hawaiʻi Kai Hui
Cynthia Rezentes – Oahu Land Trust; Nanakuli Neighborhood Board
Rep. Gil Riviere – Keep the North Shore Country
Pake Salmon – Videographer, Ka Wai Ola O Waiʻanae Moku
Ben Schafer – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Stuart Scott – Transition Oʻahu, farmer
Thad – Friends of Makakilo
Annie Suite – Haleiwa Farmers’ Market
Shanah Tevenna – Sustainable UH Manoa
Mark Torreano – Get Transit Right
Sheila Valdez – Na Wahine O Kunia
Hector Valenzuela – Professor, College of Tropical Agriculture, UH Manoa
Jeanne Vana – North Shore Farms
Tim Vanderveer – Co-Chair of Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Evern Williams –
Donna Wong – Hawaii’s Thousand Friends
Colin Yost – lawyer for Waiʻanae Farmers and Koa Ridge
Pamela K. Y. Young – Mililani Mauka Neighborhood Board
Anthony Aalto – Sierra Club
Zurishaddai Aki – Hui ʻIwi O Ka Aina, Leeward Community College
Lyla Berg – former State Representive, "Voices for Change" on ʻOlelo
Pamela Boyar – Haleiwa Farmers' Market
Jim Brewer – Green Party Hawai’i
Juanita Kawamoto Brown – Farm Fresh Hawaiʻi
Victoria Cannon – Friends of Makakilo
Natalie Cash – Olomana Gardens Aquaponics Farm
Matthew Campbell – Hawaii Food Policy Council
Kimberly Clark, Ph.D. – organic farming, Waimanalo
Randy Ching – Sierra Club
KC Conners – Koʻolauloa activist
Curtis N.K. Crabbe – Omaʻomaʻo Molokai “Keeping Molokai Green”
Doris Dudley – Friends of Makakilo
Dr. Kioni Dudley – Friends of Makakilo
Kent Fonoimoana – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Ann Freed – Mililani Neighborhood Board
Cinnie Frith – Get Transit Right
Candace Fujikane – English Professor UH Manoa
Ray Horita –
Lucy Gay – Concerned Elders of Waiʻanae
Michael Keanuenue Goodrich – "Late Night with Hawaiian Mike" on ʻOlelo
Danielle Guion-Swenson – Friends of Makakilo
Renee Ing – “News and Views” on ʻOlelo
Choon James – "Country Talk Story" on ʻOlelo
Matt Johnson – Hawaii Agricultural Alliance
Pearl Johnson – League of Women Voters
Meleana Judd – Meleana’s Farm
Piilani Kaopuiki – League of Women Voters
Jon Riki Karamatsu – former State Representative
Dexter Kishida – Kokua Hawaii Foundation
Michael Krijnen – Arcitects 911
Poka Laenui – Hawaiian leader
C.N. Lee – Professor College of Tropical Agriculture
Glenn Martinez – Hawaiʻi Farmer’s Union
Creighton & Cathleen Mattoon – Keep the Country Country
Judy Nii – Kamilo Valley farmer
Stuart Novick – Hawaii Food Policy Council
Glenn Oamilda – Concerned Citizens of ‘Ewa and ʻEwa Beach
Jay Ogden – Maui Aloha ʻAina
Gene Paroloa – Unitarian Church
Eden Peart – Hawaii Farmers’ Union (Big Island)
Blake McElheney – North Shore Community Land Trust
Robert (Lopaka) Oliveira Jr. – Hoa ʻāina o Hawaiʻi ʻimiloa
Johnnie-Mae Perry – Waiʻanae Neighborhood Board
Aliitasi Ponder – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Richard Poirier – Mililani Neighborhood Board
Panos Prevedouros – Professor of Engineering, UH Manoa
James Quimby – Get Transit Right
Elizabeth Reilly – Livable Hawaiʻi Kai Hui
Cynthia Rezentes – Oahu Land Trust; Nanakuli Neighborhood Board
Rep. Gil Riviere – Keep the North Shore Country
Pake Salmon – Videographer, Ka Wai Ola O Waiʻanae Moku
Ben Schafer – Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Stuart Scott – Transition Oʻahu, farmer
Thad – Friends of Makakilo
Annie Suite – Haleiwa Farmers’ Market
Shanah Tevenna – Sustainable UH Manoa
Mark Torreano – Get Transit Right
Sheila Valdez – Na Wahine O Kunia
Hector Valenzuela – Professor, College of Tropical Agriculture, UH Manoa
Jeanne Vana – North Shore Farms
Tim Vanderveer – Co-Chair of Defend Oʻahu Coalition
Evern Williams –
Donna Wong – Hawaii’s Thousand Friends
Colin Yost – lawyer for Waiʻanae Farmers and Koa Ridge
Pamela K. Y. Young – Mililani Mauka Neighborhood Board
Leadership Roles in Save Oʻahu Farmlands Alliance:
Dr. Kioni Dudley serves as the convener of the alliance. He can be reached at (808) 672-8888 or at DrKioniDudley@SaveOahuFarmlands.org.
Steering Committee Members are:
Steering Committee Members are:
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