World Bamboo Day

 *WORLD BAMBOO DAY*

World Bamboo Day is observed on 18th September every year. The aim behind celebrating World Bamboo Day is to raise awareness regarding conservation of Bamboo forests and promotion of Bamboo Industry.

World Bamboo Day, observed annually on September 18, promotes awareness of this quickly proliferating plant. The significance of bamboo on a global scale is also acknowledged on this day.

A rigid and hollow variety of gigantic grass is called bamboo. Additionally, it has the world's quickest rate of land plant growth. Within a day, certain bamboo species can grow 36 inches. According to this, it expands by around an inch every 40 minutes. The only thing that expands more quickly is enormous sea kelp.

The majority of people are aware that pandas love bamboo as food. In actuality, bamboo makes up 99 percent of a panda's diet.

The soul objective behind honouring this day is to promote sustainable use of Bamboo. The largest bamboo producers are nations in Southeast Asia. The largest producers of bamboo worldwide are China, India, and Vietnam. India is the world's second-largest producer of bamboo after China.

_HISTORY_

The World Bamboo Organization's then-President Kamlesh Salam, along with a number of delegates from around the globe, developed and established the World Bamboo Day.

The first World Bamboo Day was observed on September 18, 2009. To raise bamboo awareness worldwide, World Bamboo Day is observed. To ensure sustainable bamboo use, the World Bamboo Organization (WBO) works to safeguard the environment and natural resources.

World Bamboo Day is also observed to promote local traditional uses of bamboo for local community economic development as well as new bamboo cultivation for new industries in regions all over the world.

_SIGNIFICANCE_

One of the plants with the fastest rate of growth is the bamboo plant. In Southeast Asian, East Asian, and South Asian regions of the world, bamboo is used extensively. World Bamboo Day is significant because it promotes the sustainable use of bamboo plants as well as their use and preservation.

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