Studying the resilience of ecosystems to climate change is significant because it helps identify factors that enable ecosystems to recover from disturbances. Resilient ecosystems can maintain their functions and services despite external pressures, such as temperature fluctuations and extreme weather events. This knowledge informs conservation strategies by highlighting areas and species that may need protection for long-term survival. Understanding ecosystem resilience guides efforts to enhance adaptive capacity in the face of ongoing climate change, promoting biodiversity and ecosystem health.