Home > Islets > Maui > Makoloaka ISLETS: MAUI > MAKOLOAKA Makoloaka   Makoloaka - Photo: F & K Starr Makoloaka - Photo: F & K Starr   Makoloaka - Photo: F & K Starr Makoloaka - Photo: F & K Starr   Makoloaka - Photo: F & K Starr Physical Features Makoloaka is a steep sea stack about 0.25 acres in size and 80 feet high, with no landing areas. It is located near Papiha Point, just east of Wailua Iki Bay. Regulations Makoloaka is state property. State and/or federal law protects all native wildlife and plants. Birds No bird survey data is known. Plants An aerial survey in April 2005 noted 10 plant species; 7 native and 3 alien. Of particular interest is the presence of Peucedanum sandwicense (makou), a rare and threatened species. Insects No insect survey data is known. Marine Organisms No marine survey data is known. Human Uses No human uses are known. Threats Weedy plant species like Christmasberry are a threat. > Back to top of page Home  Islets  Species  Projects  Outreach  Links  About Us