The impact of climate change on Earth's biological systems is profound and far-reaching. From the shifting of species' habitats to the alteration of phenological events like flowering or migration, the biological effects are evident across all ecosystems.
One significant aspect of climate change is its effect on biodiversity. Many species are at risk of extinction due to their incapacity to adapt to rapid environmental changes. Temperamental shifts also affect food chains and ecological balances.
Further, ecosystems like coral reefs, rainforests, and polar ice environments are witnessing tangible transformations due to temperature fluctuations and changing precipitation patterns.