The relationship between climate change and invasive species is complex, as changing environmental conditions can enhance the establishment and spread of certain non-native species. Warmer temperatures and altered precipitation patterns may create more favorable conditions for invasive species to thrive, outcompeting native flora and fauna. This can lead to significant shifts in local biodiversity and ecosystem functions. Understanding this relationship is essential for developing effective management strategies to mitigate the impacts of invasives and protect native ecosystems from further degradation.