The Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, in collaboration with the Clinton Foundation through its Clinton Climate Initiative and the Narok Country Council, jointly identified the Enoosupukia trustlands (approximately 10,000 hectares) as a pilot site for a forestry carbon project. The LTS team is developing baseline scenarios, undertaking participatory rural appraisal and socio-economic analysis, developing carbon baseline survey guidelines and training, constructing carbon sequestration and financial models in order to prepare a project feasibility / site eligibility report. The feasibility study will provide the background information to enable the client to make an informed decision about whether a forest carbon project is likely to be a viable opportunity, and if so, to prepare a business case for attracting investment and next steps for developing a full scale project.