The impact of climate change on terrestrial ecosystems is profound, leading to shifts in species distributions, alterations in habitat conditions, and changes in species interactions. Rising temperatures can result in altered growing seasons, affecting plant and animal life cycles. Furthermore, changes in precipitation patterns can lead to habitat degradation and increased frequency of extreme weather events. Species that are unable to adapt or migrate may face extinction, disrupting entire ecosystems. The consequences ripple through food webs, ultimately impacting biodiversity and human livelihoods that depend on healthy ecosystems for resources and services.