An alpine ecosystem is a unique and fragile environment found in high mountain regions above the tree line. Characterized by cold temperatures, strong winds, and short growing seasons, these ecosystems host specially adapted plants and animals. Alpine ecosystems are sensitive to climate change and human activities, making their conservation crucial. They play a vital role in water regulation, biodiversity, and serve as indicators of environmental health. Due to their harsh conditions, only resilient species can survive, resulting in distinct biological communities. Their preservation is essential for maintaining ecological balance and supporting surrounding habitats.