Climate change is rapidly altering environmental conditions worldwide, posing significant challenges to ecosystems and biodiversity. Native tree species play a decisive role in maintaining ecological balance and providing numerous ecosystem services. However, the impact of climate change on their regeneration potential remains poorly understood. This research paper investigates on the regeneration processes of native tree species, including seed germination, seedling establishment, and recruitment success. Through field observations, controlled experiments, and data analysis, we aim to identify the potential consequences of climate change on native tree populations, providing valuable insights for conservation and management strategies.