EcoPlanet Bamboo

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our CEO and Co-founder, Troy Wiseman. Troy was not only a visionary entrepreneur and leader but also a beloved husband, father, son, colleague, and friend. His passion for life, his heart of gold and his humbleness were felt by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. As co-creator of EcoPlanet Bamboo, Troy was driven by a desire to leave a lasting impact on both the environment and the communities we serve. He saw the immense potential of bamboo as a sustainable resource and worked tirelessly to drive market change while uplifting our workers and the communities in the areas where we operate. Just before his sudden illness, Troy spent a week with our team in the Philippines, doing what he loved most - engaging with staff, building relationships and experiencing first hand the difference we are making. His absence will be deeply felt, but his legacy of compassion, innovation and never faltering purpose will continue to guide us as we move forward. We are forever grateful for the vision he crafted, the leadership he provided and the incredible teams he helped build. EcoPlanet Bamboo will continue to thrive, carrying forward Troy's life's work, passion and dream for positive change.

Join Our Team: we’re hiring Operation Project Managers with field experience in Ghana, South Africa, or Rwanda! Manage our bamboo projects in this exciting new role, ensuring targets are met on time, on budget, and to quality standards. Apply today! 

As our projects have grown we have re-structured and are now hiring a number of Operations Project Manager positions on the African continent. These positions are suited for individuals experienced in project management, with on the ground expertise working in remote and challenging areas. They require extreme attention to detail, problem solvers, initiative takers, who can juggle many moving pieces. If that's you, send your resume to info@ecoplanetbamboo.com Available locations: Ghana, Rwanda & South Africa

We're #hiring a new Fire Manager to take the lead on all things #fire related for our 11,000 hectare integrated bamboo and biodiversity project in #Ghana. This is an onsite position located on our West African HQ about 4 hours north of Accra. It's a contracted 2 year position and requires someone with fire, operational and leadership experience.

Join our team in Ghana! EcoPlanet is seeking an Operations Project Manager to lead our bamboo operations. This leadership role ensures projects are delivered on time, on budget, and to quality standards while managing priorities, guiding teams, and delivering quality operations at every stage.

Another incredible #WorldBambooDay celebration in the Philippines. From traditional bamboo dancing, to educational activities, to bamboo planting. Our team, with activities organized and led by Merasol Oyangoren and John Ray Rivera, government and cultural leadership and the community celebrated the impact that our Lanao del Sur Bamboo Reforestation Project has created since its initiation just over two years ago. More than 200 full time jobs created with a high participation of women in an area where opportunities for women are scarce, to the transformative effect of the planted native Dendrocalamus asper on reduction in landslides, flooding, fire and other deforestation driven environmental issues of this beautiful montane landscape. World Bamboo Organization

Our East African team did #WorldBambooDay in true Rwandan style - full of warmth, song, community and celebration! Hundreds of people joined the day's activities led by our amazing General Manager, Sharon Higiro Umuratwa to learn about bamboo and why we have spent a decade dedicated to it 🌱 🇷🇼

Happy World Bamboo Day from South Africa. While some of our team has been with us for >10 years, pioneering the development of a bamboo industry as a solution to degraded lands and socio-economic decline, over the past 18 months, in partnership with ClimatePartner Impact our team has been growing with many new members learning about bamboo and its potential role in environmental restoration and the fight against global climate change. Today our team took a break from preparing for the upcoming planting season to celebrate the magnificence of this plant and its ability to grow on lands that are so destroyed and depleted that nothing else will. World Bamboo Organization

Kuri uyu wa Gatatu #RWB yifatanyije na EcoPlanet Bamboo mu kwizihiza Umunsi Mpuzamahanga w’Umugano, mu gikorwa cyabereye mu Karere ka Nyamagabe mu Murenge wa Cyanika. Abaturage bigishijwe uko imigano iterwa banibutswa akamaro kayo mu kurinda inkombe z’imigezi.

Why is bamboo important for biodiversity? 🐼🎍 This infographic presents 5 reasons bamboo is a unique resource for humans and animals, for purposes ranging from carbon storage to providing livelihoods and more. via Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) International Bamboo and Rattan Organization (INBAR)