In Burkina Faso's Centre-Ouest and Kadiogo regions, women farmers are revitalizing degraded farmland by utilizing fertilizer trees, an ancestral agroforestry technique. These nitrogen-fixing trees enhance soil quality by providing essential nutrients, significantly improving productivity and biodiversity. Women like Maan Alima Tagnan and Adjara Diasso have adopted this method, which has been modernized by the Association for the Promotion of Fertilizer Trees. Despite facing challenges such as limited water access and land ownership issues, these women have successfully restored several hectares of land. The initiative not only improves soil health but also attracts wildlife, contributing to a more sustainable agricultural ecosystem.