How Environmental Monitoring Station Sustains the Natural Oxygen Bar Ecosystem

A "natural oxygen bar" is a treasured place bestowed by nature upon humanity, where the air is exceptionally fresh and rich in a high concentration of negative oxygen ions.

Negative oxygen ions can be regarded as the "vitamins" in the air. After entering the human body through the respiratory tract, they can effectively regulate physiological functions, improve respiratory function, relieve the pain of patients with asthma and chronic bronchitis, accelerate metabolism, enhance immunity, and build a solid defense for human health.

The formation of a natural oxygen bar requires specific conditions. Abundant vegetation is the primary factor. In vast forests, trees release oxygen through photosynthesis, and the "phytoncide" they emit can purify the air, as exemplified by the aroma of pine resin. Grasslands and wetlands also have this effect. They cooperate with microorganisms to promote the generation of negative oxygen ions.

Areas near water bodies are also common in natural oxygen bars. When rivers rush, waterfalls cascade, and waves lap the shore, water molecules collide with the air, generating a large number of negative oxygen ions. Moreover, a high-humidity environment is conducive to their survival and accumulation. In addition, these areas are far from industrial and traffic pollution, ensuring excellent air quality and the purity of oxygen and negative oxygen ions.

An Environmental Monitoring Station will be equipped with professional negative oxygen ion sensors, air quality monitoring sensors and other equipment, which can accurately monitor the concentration of negative oxygen ions in the air, the content of particulate matter such as PM2.5 and PM10, as well as meteorological parameters such as temperature, humidity and air pressure in real time.

Through continuous data collection and analysis, on the one hand, the air quality status of the area can be scientifically evaluated to determine whether it continuously meets the standards of a natural oxygen bar, providing accurate environmental information reference for tourists so that people can clearly know to what extent of fresh air they can enjoy here. On the other hand, the data of the monitoring station also provides valuable information for ecological research, helping to deeply understand the ecological change laws of the natural oxygen bar, so as to better formulate protection and management strategies to ensure that this fresh place can always serve human health and leisure and that the gift of nature can be maintained for a long time.