The term for the trend in species' distributions due to climate shifts is known as range shifts. As global temperatures rise, many species are moving towards cooler areas, such as higher altitudes or latitudes, putting pressure on existing ecosystems and their interactions. This phenomenon can lead to biodiversity loss, altered community dynamics, and disruptions in food webs. Understanding these shifts is vital for conservation strategies, helping to predict and mitigate the impacts of climate change on ecosystems and species survival.