Native Bamboos - Culturally Significant Plants for Conserving Natural Resources

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Giant cane is one species of native bamboo that once covered large areas in the eastern US

Native bamboos, such as giant cane, once covered large areas of the eastern United States. Including giant cane in restoration projects benefits multiple natural resource concerns and restores historical landscapes.

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