Climate change negatively impacts terrestrial ecosystems by altering temperature, precipitation patterns, and seasonal cycles. These changes can lead to shifts in species distributions, with some species facing extinction as their habitats become unsuitable. Ecosystems may experience altered dynamics, including increased frequency and intensity of disturbances such as droughts, floods, or fires. Additionally, climate change can affect soil health, water availability, and nutrient cycling, ultimately compromising ecosystem services that benefit humans and wildlife. Adapting management strategies is essential to mitigate these impacts and enhance ecosystem resilience.