Infiltration basins are shallow depressions designed to capture and manage stormwater runoff. They allow rainwater to soak into the ground, reducing surface water and helping to recharge groundwater supplies. These basins are often filled with vegetation and soil, which filter pollutants and improve water quality. Typically located in urban areas, infiltration basins help mitigate flooding and erosion by slowing down water flow. They are part of sustainable stormwater management practices, promoting natural water cycles and enhancing local ecosystems. Proper design and maintenance are essential for their effectiveness in managing stormwater and protecting water quality.