The relationship between climate change and forest health is complex and interconnected. Climate change can lead to altered growth patterns, increased pest infestations, and heightened susceptibility to diseases in forest ecosystems. Rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns may stress tree species, leading to decreased biodiversity and forest resilience. Additionally, climate change can exacerbate forest fire risks and alter species distributions, further impacting forest health. Managing forest ecosystems in the face of climate change requires adaptive strategies that consider these evolving conditions to ensure the sustainable management of forest resources and habitats.