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At the moment, urban agglomeration sees how cities grow and expand within a shorter period by overlooking the existence of natural ecosystems. Natural and built components of the urban environment are the main focal point for sustainable development strategies of a city. Unfortunately, economic pressure being the major driving force of our cities development always caters to high drylands and considers wet areas like a wetland, canals, khals, lowlands, water reservoir, etc. as backward and primitive. Wetland and water-related resources all over the world are given less priority which is acute in urban areas, and Bangladesh is not an exception. Water and water-related resources are not maintained properly resulting continuous deterioration of wetlands and water bodies. Considering Ananya R/A, Chittagong, a developing residential area on wetland, as study site, this paper aims at acknowledging some ideologies of development in a wetland which will contribute to enriching the natural environment of the area by introducing chemistry of land-water ecology.

international journal of social ecology and sustainable development

Harmonizing Natural and Built Environments: Integrating Wetlands in Land-Use Planning for Sustainable Development – A Case Study of Ananya R/A, Chittagong