World Bamboo Day is an international observance celebrated on September 18 each year to promote the value of bamboo and increase understanding of its benefits. World Bamboo Day was officially established during the 8th World Bamboo Congress in Bangkok, Thailand, in 2009. The main goal was to increase global awareness about bamboo’s environmental, economic, and cultural importance. Bamboo is among the world’s fastest-growing plants, capable of reaching maturity in just a few years.
World Bamboo Day 2025 is celebrated by students, environmentalists, communities, and organizations worldwide through activities such as plantation drives, educational seminars, exhibitions, and creative events. Bamboo absorbs more carbon dioxide and releases more oxygen compared to many other plants, supporting efforts to reduce greenhouse gases. It used extensively in construction, handicrafts, and daily-use products, bamboo supports rural livelihoods and sustainable industries.
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