Sustainable development of urban parks aims to provide a healthy and sustainable urban environment for the population and visitors. Here are some important strategies and practices in this regard: Comprehensive planning: Sustainable urban park development requires comprehensive planning that takes into account a balance between environmental and social and economic needs. Planning must include local environmental challenges and provide amenities for recreation, sports and social communication in parks. Biodiversity conservation: Urban parks must be diverse green spaces that support local flora and fauna. Healthy soils must be preserved and biodiversity promoted through native species cultivation and the development of natural ecosystems. Sustainable water resources: A sustainable water management system must be provided in urban parks. This includes the use of advanced irrigation techniques, rainwater collection, water reuse and improved water efficiency in parks and parks. Sustainable energy use: Sustainable energy use in urban parks should be promoted, such as solar panel installation and high efficiency LED lighting use. Green transportation such as bicycles and public transport within parks can also be encouraged.            Awareness and community participation: Community participation in the development and management of sustainable urban parks must be encouraged. Environmental awareness campaigns, educational programmes and events can be organized to encourage communities to participate actively in the preservation and use of parks. Effective waste management: An effective waste management system must be provided in urban parks. This includes the promotion of recycling, correct waste disposal and the provision of appropriate collection areas. By implementing these strategies and practices, sustainable development of urban parks can be achieved and provide a comfortable and sustainable environment for residents and visitors.