Abstract

"Adapting to Change: Mechanisms of Evolution and Resilience in Nature" explores how organisms evolve and adapt to shifting environmental conditions, focusing on the biological mechanisms that enable resilience and survival. This study highlights key evolutionary processes such as natural selection, genetic variation, and adaptation, demonstrating how species develop traits that enhance their ability to withstand ecological stressors. It also examines resilience strategies, including phenotypic plasticity, behavioral adaptations, and epigenetic changes, that allow species to adjust to rapid environmental changes. Understanding these mechanisms provides insight into biodiversity conservation and the potential for organisms to persist in the face of climate change and habitat loss. The findings underscore the importance of evolutionary biology in shaping ecosystems and ensuring their long-term sustainability in a changing world