With the increasing climate change effects and population growth, there is a big loss in fertile soils, biodiversity and indigenous seeds. This poses a big threat to the sustainability of our future generation. For us to have wealthy farms that put food on the table, money in our pockets and well-conserved biodiversity, we need to protect and regenerate our agricultural, forest and rangelands. MetaMeta  promotes restoration through advocating for regenerative agriculture and agroecological practices such as ; Bio-Gulley controls using bananas, nappier grass, vetiver grass and other local grass species growing, promotion of organic farming and ecologically pest management, training farmers on conservation agriculture, soil and water conservation, building the capacity of rural farmers through training and exchange visits, promoting the growing of cover crops, crop rotation, composting and pasture production, promotion of agroforestry and silviculture  practices, minimal tillage and increasing on-farm biodiversity