The ecological impact of climate change on land use practices is profound, leading to shifts in agricultural productivity, altered species distributions, and increased habitat fragmentation. Changing weather patterns and extreme events can make certain regions less suitable for traditional crops, prompting farmers to adapt or relocate. Consequently, such shifts may exacerbate biodiversity loss and threaten ecosystem services. Additionally, land use practices must evolve to address increased incidents of soil erosion and nutrient runoff due to extreme weather. Adaptation strategies that promote resilience and sustainability are essential for mitigating these impacts.