Eco Resources Fund Visit To EcoPlanet Bamboo Nicaragua Plantations - 2014
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This document summarizes EcoPlanet Bamboo's field trip in February 2014 to their bamboo plantations and processing facilities. It shows the growth of their bamboo forests from 2011 to 2014. It highlights that bamboo is a sustainable timber that is versatile and highly sought after. It also discusses their port facility in Port Rama that allows direct access to transportation waterways to Miami in just 2 days, reducing the carbon footprint compared to bamboo shipped from China. The document emphasizes that EcoPlanet Bamboo is regenerating degraded lands and managing bamboo forests professionally to heal the land and create jobs.
Eco Resources Fund Visit To EcoPlanet Bamboo Nicaragua Plantations - 2014
- 1. A Visual Tour of our Field Trip - February 2014
- 2. Making Bamboo the Timber of the 21st Century
- 3. Bamboo Transforming Lives / Healing the Land / Creating a Legacy of Employment & Good Health
- 4. Bamboo is Versatile and highly sought after, Bamboo is the sustainable timber of the 21st-century
- 6. Port Rama Direct Access to transportation waterway leading straight to Miami in just 2 days. Bamboo from China takes 28 days to get to Miami leaving a far higher carbon footprint
- 7. Port Rama – Regenerated & Bespoke Capable of Handling Enormous Container Ships For Onward Distribution of Mature Bamboo
- 8. Rio Kama 2012 Left-The first Bamboo being planted by EcoPlanet Bamboo in 2011
- 10. Rio Kama 2014 “Timber is a living investment, one that is green and grows every year………The stock market surges, the trees grow bigger. The stock market crashes, the trees grow bigger.” This Is Money December 11th 2010
- 11. Rio Kama 2014 A forest is reborn & the process accelerated with our own organic fertiliser
- 12. Rio Siquia
- 13. Rio Siquia
- 14. Transportation CEO & Founder of EcoPlanet Bamboo, Troy Wiseman (Left) in his favourite mode of transport for the plantations.
- 15. San Jose John Vogel presents to our guests at San Jose. Note that the land on the right hasn't been cleared for the bamboo, it has been mismanaged and as a result huge gaps are created that need repairing and healing.
- 16. San Jose In 2 years this land will also have been restored and well on its way to becoming a forest once again that is professionally managed by EcoPlanet Bamboo
- 17. San Jose Respect and regard for the environment and its inhabitants remains a key priority and here we are relocating some baby alligators to a safer habitat close to Port Rama - this baby will eventually grow to be 3 metres in length!
- 19. “Bamboo, eco-friendly and strong as steel, is used to build everything from homes to bridges and schools.” Financial Times 27th January 2012
- 20. Making Bamboo the Timber of the 21st Century