Climate variability poses significant challenges to biodiversity conservation. Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns can disrupt ecosystems, affecting species distributions and migration patterns. Increased frequency of extreme weather events can lead to habitat destruction and increased stress on wildlife populations. Conservation efforts must adapt to these shifts in climate to ensure the protection of at-risk species and habitats. By incorporating climate variability considerations into management plans, conservationists can enhance the resilience of ecosystems against the backdrop of ongoing environmental change.