This document describes a system that uses Zigbee wireless technology and sensors to monitor air pollution parameters in real-time. The system includes sensor nodes that measure pollutants like CO2, SO2, and NO2 and transmit the data via Zigbee to a central receiver. The receiver interfaces with a GPS module and database to record and geotag the pollution levels. The system was tested with 4 transmitter nodes sending data to a single receiver node. Results showed graphs of pollution levels over time and across the different nodes, demonstrating real-time air quality monitoring.