The ecological environment protection and land resources management in townships are conducive to promoting rural revitalization. The coordinated development of the two is of profound significance for promoting ecological civilization construction, improving the quality of life of residents, and ensuring national food security and ecological security. Through analysis, it is found that there is a close circular feedback mechanism between land resources management and ecological environment protection. Reasonable spatial patterns and institutional arrangements can stabilize ecosystem functions, while changes in environmental quality, in turn, affect land use efficiency. Based on this, this paper proposes operational coordinated development strategies, namely, constructing a coordinated pattern of production space and ecological space, implementing a system path of concurrent land transfer intensification and green agriculture, establishing an ecological monitoring network and land information platform in townships, and promoting the systematic implementation of village improvement projects and living environment improvement. These strategies not only address the practical contradictions in township land management but also provide feasible paths for rural revitalization and ecological civilization construction.