Climate change adversely impacts species survival rates by altering habitats, food availability, and reproductive patterns. As temperatures rise and weather events become more extreme, many species struggle to adapt to their changing environments. Certain habitats may become unviable, leading to increased threats of extinction for vulnerable species. Additionally, shifts in migration patterns and phenology can create mismatches between species and their resources, further endangering their survival. Understanding these impacts is crucial for implementing conservation strategies aimed at safeguarding biodiversity in a warming world.