A study on climate change and its impact on biodiversity in Shahjahanpur

Abstract

Climate change is changing ecosystems rapidly across the globe and is no exception to affecting the district of Shahjahanpur in Uttar Pradesh, India. It will attempt to deconstruct the influence of increasing temperatures and climate change on biodiversity in the area, including flora and fauna. The use of regional data on the changes occurring regarding changes in temperature fluctuations, trends in precipitation, and dwindling biodiversity is used to depict the impact behind the outcomes influencing species distribution, behavior, and ecosystems. The findings indicate a decline in agricultural yields, changes in migration patterns, and habitat degradation, threatening biodiversity and local agriculture. Mitigation and adaptation strategies are evaluated.