Ka'akepa is a black sand beach. There are many coconut trees, agricultural sights and tide pools that are home to many different sea creatures. Through ALO, we had the opportunity to learn about and observe the many animals and plants that adapted to the area. According to Aunty Leila Kealoha, Ka'akepa was a gathering place and is considered wahi pana. This 'āina was also a fishing ground for her family for many generations. 

Pōhaku Pelemaka is the organization that currently stewards Ka'akepa.