The impact of climate change on freshwater ecosystems is significant, leading to alterations in water temperature, flow patterns, and chemical composition. Changes in temperature can affect the metabolic rates of aquatic organisms and disrupt species distributions. Additionally, altered precipitation patterns can lead to reduced water availability and increased pollution levels due to runoff. These environmental shifts can threaten biodiversity and disrupt food webs, ultimately impacting the services these ecosystems provide to humans. Addressing climate change impacts on freshwater systems is essential for preserving aquatic habitats.