Meet our planting expert in Nansebo, key to sustainable forestry. He develops sustainable planting materials, oversees saplings, and manages vital nurseries, driving eco-friendly growth and contributing to the region's sustainable development.

A recent trip by African Bamboo to Nansebo, Ethiopia, uncovered fascinating aspects of the local community's life, including a glimpse into their bamboo harvesting techniques.

African Bamboo is developing a forest-to-market business, which will make Participatory Forest Management a financially viable option for communities, and integrate them into global construction value chains.

We implement an extreme form of 'low-impact harvesting and extraction' in order to minimize the environmental footprint of our operations.

Check out this bird's eye view of areas of dense bamboo located in Block 1, within the village of Harawakuni, Nansebo district, West Arsi zone, Oromia Regional State.

Check out this bird's eye view of 'mixed bamboo forest' located in the southern portion of Block 4. The panorama straddles the boundary between Mendoyu and Rafisa villages, Nansebo district, West Arsi zone, Oromia Regional State.

We recently captured a 360-degree panorama of dense bamboo located in Block 1 within the village of Harawakuni as well as flyover imagery. The flyover shows dense bamboo, horse tracks will be upgraded to all-weather roads, and the broader landscape.

We collected drone imagery during the recent capture of a 360-degree panorama taken on the boundary between the villages of Mendoyu and Rafisa. The flyover shows areas classified as 'mixed bamboo forest' located in the southern portion of Block 4.