Ulungur lake national wetland park, vital for bird habitats, faces threats from societal expansion. This study analyzes the park's ecological features and human impacts, and outlines how educational platforms, elevated walkways, and birdwatching towers were designed based on ecological sensitivity, human-centeredness, and local suitability. Results show that these designs effectively balance human needs with bird habitat protection, mitigate ecological damage from human activities, enhance the park’s conservation and educational capabilities, and promote sustainable development. This approach facilitates harmony between humans and nature, advancing ecological civilization. The findings offer valuable insights for planning in other conservation areas.