Climate change impacts desert ecosystems by altering climatic conditions, such as increased temperatures and decreased precipitation. These changes can lead to shifts in species distribution, threatening both plant and animal populations adapted to specific environments. Altered growing seasons may affect food supply for wildlife and local human communities, leading to increased competition and resource scarcity. Additionally, rising temperatures can exacerbate drought conditions, further stressing already vulnerable ecosystems. Understanding these impacts is critical for implementing adaptation strategies and conserving biodiversity in desert regions.