Tracking biodiversity in changing climates is crucial for assessing ecosystem health and species resilience. Climate change poses significant threats to various species, leading to shifts in their distribution, behavior, and interactions. Monitoring biodiversity helps identify vulnerable species and ecosystems, enabling targeted conservation efforts. Additionally, understanding how species adapt or migrate in response to climate variability informs strategies for preserving biodiversity and maintaining ecosystem services. This information aids in developing policies to mitigate the impacts of climate change, ultimately fostering more resilient ecosystems and supporting human livelihoods in the face of environmental changes.