The term for organisms with a high level of resilience to environmental change is resilient species. These organisms possess adaptive traits that allow them to survive and thrive despite fluctuations in their environments, such as climate change, habitat loss, or pollution. Resilient species often have broad ecological tolerances and flexible life strategies, enabling them to cope with stressors better than more vulnerable species. Recognizing and protecting resilient species can be vital for conservation efforts, as they may help stabilize ecosystems during periods of change.