Key stakeholders involved in the project are; the County Government of Narok, Kenya Forest Service (KFS), Kenya Water Towers Authority, Water Resources Authority (WRA), Community Forest Associations (CFAs) Youth Groups, Women Groups among others.

The project goal is enhancing landscape restoration through tree growing in natural forests and farmlands and increasing climate adaptive capacity of grassroots women and communities living around the Mau Forest Complex the largest water tower in Kenya. The project heightens food security and soil conservation as well as promoting pastoral ecosystem-based adaptation as well as enhancing capacity building and knowledge development for grassroots women on conservation practices and replanting threatened species that are quickly being depleted in the forest.