vegetative barriers

Vegetative barriers are natural plant-based structures used to reduce wind speed, prevent soil erosion, and improve air quality. Typically made up of trees, shrubs, or grasses strategically placed along areas like roads, farms, or construction sites, they serve as windbreaks, creating a more stable environment. These barriers also enhance biodiversity, filter dust and pollutants from the air, and can act as sound barriers. Their effectiveness depends on plant selection, density, and placement, making them sustainable, eco-friendly solutions for controlling environmental factors and promoting healthier landscapes.