The significance of ecosystem resilience in the face of climate change lies in its ability to absorb disturbances while maintaining essential functions and services. Resilient ecosystems can recover from disruptions such as extreme weather events, habitat loss, and invasive species. This resilience is crucial for mitigating climate change impacts, supporting biodiversity, and providing ecosystem services like clean water, fertile soil, and carbon storage. Understanding the factors that contribute to resilience can inform conservation strategies, enabling ecosystems to adapt and thrive despite ongoing environmental changes.