Eco-restoration is undertaken as an ameliorating activity to mitigate widespread degradation of ecosystem functions and services as large-scale degradation and biodiversity loss are out-pacing conservation efforts. The goals of restoration vary widely from pure biocentric to anthropocentric motives. Biocentric motives focuses on re-establishing native biota similar to those existed in pre-disturbance conditions (e.g., species recovery and habitat restoration). Meantime when the degradation of forest landscapes affects the wellbeing of the dependant people, it is necessary that large areas need to be restored for re-establishing the impaired functioning or altered structure of the landscape as a whole. Recently, such anthropocentric efforts are getting recognised all over as an important mean for enhancing ecosystem functions, biodiversity and thus improving human wellbeing.