Puanui uka: elevation 855 m (2805.1 ft)
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Puanui luna (top mala): elevation 730 m (2395.0 ft)
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Puanui waena (middle mala): elevation 690 m (2263.8 ft)
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Puanui lalo (bottom mala): elevation 490 m (1607.6 ft.)
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Puanui kai: elevation 63 m (206.7 ft)
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Made possible with financial support from the Omidyar Foundation, Stanford University, and Kamehameha Schools. Many individuals contributed to the design and installation of the equipment, including Peter Vitousek, Ala Lindsey and 'ohana, Heraldo Farrington, Aurora Kagawa-Viviani, Kehaulani Marshall, Bill Wiecking, Alex Luisi, and students from Kohala High School, Stanford University, and The University of Hawaiʻi - Manoa.
