The impact of climate change on biodiversity hotspots is significant as these areas are particularly rich in species but also highly vulnerable to environmental stressors. Temperature increases, altered precipitation patterns, and extreme weather events can lead to habitat loss and increased extinction risks for many species. Biodiversity hotspots often face greater pressures from human activities, further compounding the effects of climate change. Understanding these impacts is crucial for prioritizing conservation efforts and implementing effective strategies to protect these vital ecosystems and their unique species. Preserving biodiversity hotspots is essential for maintaining global ecological health.