Most of the rural communities in Western part of Nigeria are predominantly forest community. It is however saddens that larger percentage of them cannot enjoy the benefits of forest as a result of huge deforestation and prolong poor agricultural practices in the communities.  In same light as well, some of the communities lacks basic infrastructure, some are battling with huge number of out of school children as a result of the low economic state of the farmers resulting from poor yield while some are battling with both. The low farm yield has even discouraged most of the farmers majority of which are now engaging in menial labour works in the cities to sustain their livelihoods while the adventurous youths among them are seeking opportunity for illegal migration. We are therefore addressing the problem from the roots by first tackling the land degradation through Sustainable Agricultural Land Management (SALM).