The impact of global warming on biodiversity is profound, leading to habitat loss, shifting species distributions, and altered ecosystems. As temperatures rise and weather patterns change, many species face challenges in adapting to new conditions, which can result in population declines or extinctions. Habitat fragmentation and the destruction of ecosystems further exacerbate biodiversity loss. Additionally, global warming can affect food webs and migration patterns, leading to mismatches in timing among species interactions. Preserving biodiversity is essential for maintaining ecosystem resilience and function amid changing climate conditions.