The Amazon rainforest is likely the most resilient ecosystem to change due to its high diversity. The numerous species of plants, animals, and organisms in the rainforest create a complex and interconnected web of relationships that help to maintain the overall health and stability of the ecosystem. This high level of diversity allows the Amazon rainforest to adapt to and recover from disturbances more effectively than ecosystems with lower levels of diversity. Additionally, the Amazon rainforest's large size and geographical scope also contribute to its resilience to change.
