Abstract:
The world constantly moves towards its new expeditions, inventions and development. In the process
of rapid development each and every country loses its concentration in natural and urban open spaces
where multiple lives survive on the earth rather than humans. Public urban open spaces such as wetland,
mangrove forest, beaches and parks are often being targets on the thought of tourism development and
urban development. Despite the economic gain for the country, there are multiple problems arising to
the ecology due to the lack of maintenance and proper waste disposal management. The overall aim of
this paper is to analyze economic and social well-being of Crow Island beach park development and to
investigate the ecological disruption and biodiversity collapse. Most of the economic benefits and
social development has been analyzed with a questionnaire survey and unstructured interviews as well
as the ecological disruption has been investigated on a field observation and published articles, reports
and maps. With the analysis of the primary and secondary data, the results summarizes the both sides
of the public urban open space development. The beach park is duly becoming unattractive due to its
lack of management and waste dumping. Most of the areas in the park was abandoned by the visitors
because of its uncleanliness. Proper environment management of the park could benefit to both
economy and preservation of biodiversity. The sustainable development of any natural phenomenon
could give its fruitfulness to both human and environment.
