The impact of climate change on water resources is significant and wide-ranging. Changes in precipitation patterns, increased evaporation rates, and shifting snowmelt are altering the availability and distribution of freshwater supplies. Regions may experience more intense droughts or flooding, impacting agricultural production, natural ecosystems, and water quality. Furthermore, climate change can exacerbate conflicts over water resources, particularly in areas already facing scarcity. To address these challenges, effective management strategies are essential, focusing on conservation, the development of resilient infrastructure, and sustainable use of water resources to ensure long-term availability.