This document has been prepared at the invitation of the Narok County Government Department of Lands, Urban Development and Physical Planning and the County Assembly Committee on Natural Resources at a stakeholders forum on spatial plan development and resource mobilisation held in Narok on 16 - 17 October 2014. Kenya’s development blueprints - Vision 2030, the Constitution of Kenya (2010) and the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) - recognise the importance of sustainable use of natural resources, reduction of biodiversity loss, and maintenance of ecosystem processes. Vision 2030 identifies securing of wildlife dispersal areas and migratory routes/corridors and pathways as significant ingredients of sustainable eco-tourism. Biodiversity and ecosystem conservation contribute immensely to Kenya’s national economy with close to 80% of tourism earnings attributed to wildlife.