Air pollution has become one of the most significant environmental challenges facing cities and communities worldwide. From vehicle emissions to industrial pollutants, the air we breathe is often filled with harmful particles and chemicals that can have detrimental effects on our health. While technology and mechanical air filtration systems have been developed to address this problem, a more sustainable and natural solution exists: natural air filtration.

    Natural air filtration refers to the process by which plants, trees, and other green systems purify the air. This method has been practiced for millennia in the form of forests, gardens, and green spaces that help filter out pollutants and improve the overall quality of the atmosphere. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the importance of natural air filtration systems as a means of promoting environmental sustainability and improving public health.