World Bamboo Day 

World Bamboo Day is a day of celebration to increase the awareness of bamboo globally. Where bamboo grows naturally, bamboo has been a daily element, but its utilization has not always been sustainable due to exploitation. The World Bamboo Organization aims to bring the potential of bamboo to a more elevated exposure – to protect natural resources and the environment, to ensure sustainable utilization, to promote new cultivation of bamboo for new industries in regions around the world, as well as promote traditional uses locally for community economic development.

Join people from around the world sharing their passion for bamboo... for the environment, economy, and community. From the US to India, to the Philippines, to Indonesia, to Japan, to Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, Brazil, Ecuador, Chile.... to the Democratic Republic of Congo to Spain and Paris, and end in Taiwan, hear about the positive impacts of bamboo projects from the people who are making them happen!

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The most versatile and poised plant in the world, Celebrating The World Bamboo Day. Know it's importance: ⭐Bamboo is not a tree its a grass. ⭐It prevents soil erosion as it spreads it roots a long way . ⭐Increases fertility of soil ss they contain rhyzobium bacteria ⭐It can grow super-fast (Some species grow about 1 metre every 24hours) ⭐Bamboo can release more oxygen than hardwood(nearly 35% more than normal) ⭐ Bamboo is naturally antifungal and Bamboo is incredibly strong (Tensile and stronger than steel) ⭐Bamboo used in many historical inventions. ⭐Planting bamboo on your property can benefit you in many ways(cools your area by 15 degree celcius,also conventionally meant as auspicious) ⭐Bamboo is edible. ⭐Bamboo is used to make a wide range of products (like woodwork,fishing rods,books,etc). ⭐Traditional medicine(fever,cough,cold) ⭐Bamboo was used in making ancient books ⭐One billion people live in bamboo house. ⭐Bamboo survived Hiroshima. ⭐Bamboo comes in different colors (blue,black,red, yellow+traditional green). ⭐Bamboo grows indoors also. ⭐Bamboo ensures employment for billions of people. ⭐Every part of the bamboo is useful. ⭐Bamboo burns faster than hardwoods. Highly beneficial plant was veiled in the midst of preoccupied perception and by today's celebration it exploded all the myths and also added to our knowledge. #bamboo #savesoil #save #versatile #worldbambooday #economy https://www.instagram.com/p/CipKLq3JABR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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विश्व बांस दिवस विश्व बांस दिवस बांस के रोपण के बारे में जागरूकता बढ़ाने, प्राकृतिक संसाधनों और पर्यावरण की रक्षा करने और उसके सतत उपयोग को सुनिश्चित करने के लिए मनाया जाता है । world bamboo day World Bamboo Day is celebrated to raise awareness about bamboo planting, to protect natural resources and the environment, and to ensure its sustainable use. #worldbambooday #Mahadevengineeringandservices #mahadevengineeringandservices (at Gotan, Rajasthan, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cioch2pIl2A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Hoy homenajeamos a una planta gramínea considerada uno de los recursos agroforestales más relevantes del mundo. El 18 de septiembre se celebra el Día Mundial del Bambú.

En tal sentido, el bambú ejerce un rol fundamental en la producción sostenible de alimentos y la protección de la biodiversidad, promoviendo de esta manera la seguridad alimentaria en la población. Contribuye a la mitigación del cambio climático y de los gases por efecto invernadero, la erradicación del hambre y la pobreza, beneficiando la salud de las personas.

¿Cómo se originó la creación de este día mundial?

El principal precedente para la creación de este día mundial lo constituyó la celebración del VIII Congreso Mundial del Bambú en Bangkok, el 18 de septiembre de 2009. En dicho evento el Departamento Forestal de la Realeza de Tailandia declaró el primer Día Mundial del Bambú.

A partir de esa fecha se ha celebrado este día en aquellos países que cultivan esta noble planta, mediante la ejecución de actividades educativas, de desarrollo industrial y jornadas de sensibilización en la población acerca de las ventajas y beneficios del bambú desde el punto de vista ecológico.

El bambú: un gran aliado natural

El bambú o bambusiodeae es una planta milenaria de grandes proporciones, originaria de China y perteneciente a la familia de las gramíneas, cuyo tallo puede medir hasta 25 metros de altura.

Debido a la dureza de su tallo es conocida como "acero vegetal" en varias regiones del mundo. Posee más de mil doscientas especies (tropicales a templadas) y se localiza en casi todos los continentes, especialmente en la India, Sudamérica y el sur de África, exceptuando en Europa y la Antártida. Requiere de mucha humedad y la luz directa del sol, para su crecimiento y expansión.

Esta planta ha ejercido un papel fundamental en el desarrollo de culturas como la asiática, siendo empleado en la conservación de alimentos, construcción, producción de biomasa, medicina, artesanía, elaboración de biocombustible, papel e instrumentos musicales, entre otros usos.

Entre los principales beneficios y propiedades para la salud se destacan los siguientes:

Posee un alto contenido en fibra, que contribuye a regular el tránsito intestinal y prevenir el estreñimiento.

Tiene un elevado contenido de potasio, que favorece el óptimo funcionamiento del sistema nervioso y además regula la presión arterial.

Esta planta ha sido utilizada por la medicina tradicional asiática, debido a sus propiedades antinflamatorias y analgésicas.

Contiene silicio, ayudando a mantener los huesos sanos.

Ayuda a aliviar los síntomas característicos de la menopausia.

Comparte información interesante sobre el Día Mundial del Bambú en las redes sociales. Utiliza los hashtags #diamundialdelbambú #diamundialdelbambu #worldbambooday

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WORLD BAMBOO DAY

Every year on September 18th, World Bamboo Day raises awareness about this fast-growing plant. The day also recognizes the importance of bamboo on a global scale.

Bamboo is a type of giant grass that is hard and hollow. It is also the fastest growing land plant in the world. Certain species of bamboo grow 36 inches within 24 hours. This means that it grows about one inch every 40 minutes. The only thing that grows faster is giant sea kelp.

Most people are aware that bamboo is the panda bear’s favorite food. In fact, 99 percent of the panda’s diet is bamboo. But there are some things about bamboo you might not know. Here are some fun facts about this amazing plant:

It acts as a natural air conditioner as it cools the surrounding temperature by up to 8 degrees.

Some kinds of bamboo are edible and are used in Asian cuisine and tea.

Clumping bamboo provides oxygen to the brain and can help relieve tension headaches.

There are over 1,500 species of bamboo throughout the world.

The very first successful lightbulb contained carbonized bamboo filament.

Bamboo comes in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes.

The very first firecrackers in China were made from bamboo.

Bamboo groves are safe places to go in the midst of an earthquake.

Bamboo poles are very strong and sturdy. For this reason, many people use bamboo in construction. Bamboo also contains an anti-fungal and antibacterial quality. Because of this, bamboo is used to make charcoal. Other products made from bamboo include furniture, musical instruments, toilet paper, disposable cutlery, solar-powered batteries, flooring, drinking straws, and skateboards.

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World Bamboo Day

World Bamboo Day is a day of celebration to increase the awareness of bamboo globally. Where bamboo grows naturally, bamboo has been a daily element, but its utilization has not always been sustainable due to exploitation. The World Bamboo Organization aims to bring the potential of bamboo to a more elevated exposure – to protect natural resources and the environment, to ensure sustainable utilization, to promote new cultivation of bamboo for new industries in regions around the world, as well as promote traditional uses locally for community economic development.

Since 2009, we have been celebrating World Bamboo Day to increase the awareness of bamboo globally. Where bamboo grows naturally, bamboo has been a daily element, but its utilization has not always been sustainable due to exploitation. The World Bamboo Organization aims to bring the potential of bamboo to a more elevated exposure – to protect natural resources and the environment, to ensure sustainable utilization, to promote new cultivation of bamboo for new industries in regions around the world, as well as promote traditional uses locally for community economic development.

You can see the global celebrations for World Bamboo Day posted on our Facebook Group Page.

The world is beginning to understand our call. Technologies and innovations are bringing more bamboo utilization to a more contemporary audience. Engineered bamboo products are in more extensive markets, gaining more acceptance, and changing the way our built environment gets built. However, if we are to use more bamboo, utilize it beyond traditional experiences, we need to PLANT BAMBOO. Therefore, we now say to the world, IT IS TIME TO PLANT BAMBOO.

It is estimated that there are more than two billion hectares - that is nearly 5 billion acres - of deforested and degraded land around the world waiting for human intervention to save it, to nourish it, and breathe new life into it. The health of our planet needs us to do something big - as soon as possible.

In many cases, the natural biome in these regions will never return due to toxic pollution that has led to collapsed ecosystems and the extinction of local flora and fauna. However dismal, these lands can recover and regain ecological functionality - admittedly with collaborative inputs from stakeholders, integrated goal-setting, and sustainable management practices.

When considering the optimization of forest ecosystem goods and services as societal needs change- and new challenges arise - bamboo has a tremendous role to play. We’ve heard about planting trees - yes - but it is also time to plant bamboo.

Bamboo is resilient & adaptable - with immense biodiversity. Bamboo species can restore land. Their unique characteristics of quick growth, extensive root systems, and pioneer spirit can reduce erosion, stabilize slopes, absorb heavy metals, create shade, harbor wildlife, recycle carbon dioxide, and clean the air. Planting and managing sustainable bamboo forests allows for multiple social benefits, including rural development (improved housing), agroforestry products (which includes nutritional food and alternative fiber), with the big bonus of climate mitigation.

Bamboos are natural flora in temperate, tropical and subtropical parts of the globe, native on every continent except Europe and Antarctica, and the latest estimates are that there may be some 50 million hectares of bamboo around the world. That’s nearly 124 million acres.

Bamboo fits well into a landscape mosaic of interdependent land uses. Degraded lands around the globe, with diverse habitats, could be replanted with bamboo.

The United Nations has declared 2021 to 2030 as the ‘Decade on Ecosystem Restoration’ - a massive global ‘call to action’ to mobilize the political and financial support necessary to restore deforested and degraded ecosystems over the coming decade. As a member of the UN’s Global Compact, the World Bamboo Organization endorses this initiative, and sees real potential where bamboo can help with many of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

The World Bamboo Organization has also signed The Kew Declaration on Reforestation for Biodiversity, Carbon Capture and Livelihoods to protect and restore the world’s forests. This important manifesto outlines key requests to policymakers, reforestation financiers and practitioners, to enable better decision-making for global reforestation to safeguard forest biodiversity, mitigate climate change and improve livelihoods.

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World Bamboo Day is to increase the awareness of bamboo globally. So, always prefer bamboo products as compared to others to save our environment. 

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World Bamboo Day.

World Bamboo Day is a day of celebration to increase the awareness of bamboo globally. Where bamboo grows naturally, bamboo has been a daily element, but its utilization has not always been sustainable due to exploitation. The World Bamboo Organization aims to bring the potential of bamboo to a more elevated exposure – to protect natural resources and the environment, to ensure sustainable utilization, to promote new cultivation of bamboo for new industries in regions around the world, as well as promote traditional uses locally for community economic development.

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