Research on the Design and Management of Urban Wetland Park under the Dual-Carbon Background

Under the global context of climate change and the "dual carbon" goals, urban wetland parks serve as significant ecosystem carbon sinks with notable carbon sequestration potential and ecological-economic value in densely populated areas. This paper explores the mechanisms, measurement approaches, design and management strategies for carbon sequestration in urban wetland parks. Through analysis of recent research and cases, the paper proposes practical pathways and development strategies to enhance carbon sequestration capacity. The integration of carbon management into urban wetland park construction requires careful consideration of vegetation species, ecological water level, ecological pattern, ecological zonation and community needs. Meanwhile, current challenges and future researches have been present, this study aims to provide theoretical references and practical guidance for carbon sequestration management and ecological construction in urban wetland parks.