Bamboo construction materials are increasingly recognized in the construction industry as a
promising path toward sustainable development, generating substantial interdisciplinary …

Bamboo is an important agroforestry and forest plant managed and utilized by rural
communities in some countries in the Asia Pacific region, which can generate various …

Studies suggest that bamboo is an excellent biological resource with the capacity to
sequester and stock carbon while providing direct and indirect services that support human …

One of the efforts to deal with environmental pollution by exploring natural potentials and
traditions in the local community is ethno-conservation education. This study aims to …

Studies suggest that the restoration of degraded land through planting bamboo could be a
viable strategy for forest landscape restoration. As part of more extensive landscape …

ABSTRACT In the Western Highlands of Cameroon, natural ecosystems have been
significantly degraded, fostering other land-use types like bamboo stands. However …

This study was initiated to explore the potential of the bamboo resource in Chad, a vital
component for socio-economic development, environmental protection and biodiversity …

Bamboo forest healthcare tourism is a practical and sustainable management model that
utilizes the medicinal functions of bamboo. However, the mechanism and potential functions …

Communities in dryland areas of West Pokot in Kenya rely on fragile degraded ecosystems
that have led to famines, low productivity and income. Although cultivating bamboo provides …

Globally, bamboo covers 37 million hectares (about 1% of the world's forests), with over 50%
growing outside official forests on degraded, marginal, and agricultural lands. However, little …