Assessing vulnerability to climate change in species is significant as it helps identify those at higher risk due to changing environmental conditions. Factors such as habitat loss, shifting ranges, and altered life cycles can exacerbate the vulnerability of certain species. Understanding these vulnerabilities allows conservationists to prioritize efforts for at-risk species, developing targeted management strategies to enhance their resilience. This proactive assessment is crucial for mitigating the impacts of climate change on biodiversity and ultimately contributing to ecological stability and health through informed conservation practices.