Climate change profoundly impacts terrestrial habitats by altering ecological processes, species distributions, and habitat integrity. Changes in temperature and precipitation can shift vegetation types, stress native species, and facilitate invasions by non-native species. This can lead to declines in biodiversity and disrupt food webs. Moreover, the resulting habitat fragmentation can isolate populations, making it harder for species to adapt. Understanding these impacts is critical for conservation strategies aimed at preserving habitats and promoting resilience in terrestrial ecosystems facing ongoing climatic changes.