Koa (Acacia koa) is a tree species endemic to Hawaii that is of
immense ecological and economic importance. This species has been
mined from local forests for its wood for more than 100 years, and
extensive areas of koa-dominated forests have been converted to
grazing lands. Today, in recognition of the great importance and
value of koa and the forests in which it is found, there is
substantial interest in restoration and management of koa forests.
This report brings together knowledge on the biogeography,
physiology, ecology, and silviculture of koa in an effort to assist
landowners and resource stewards in making sound decisions about
restoring and managing koa forests.
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