Climate change impacts species distribution by altering habitat conditions and shifting climatic zones. As temperatures rise and precipitation patterns change, many species are forced to migrate to more suitable habitats or face extinction. This phenomenon can disrupt existing ecosystems and lead to increased competition among species, affecting biodiversity. Additionally, climate change can exacerbate the ranges of invasive species, further challenging native populations. The ongoing changes necessitate monitoring and adaptive management strategies to mitigate these impacts and support conservation efforts.