G Gclimate change has a significant impact on the river basin ecosystem, especially in areas experiencing land-use changes that trigger a significant conversion of green lands into built-up areas, which directly stimulates climate change with surface temperature (lst) indicators. this study aims to evaluate the implementation of nature-based solutions (nbs) as a form of adaptation to climate change in the juana river basin. using remote sensing data and spatial analysis based on arcgis, an assessment was conducted on surface land surface temperature (lst), normalized difference vegetation index (ndvi), temperature vegetation dryness index (tvdi), land cover, and physical characteristics of the river basin. vulnerable zones were identified, and suitable types of nbs were recommended, such as urban forests, artificial wetlands, and agroforestry. the results indicate that the strategic implementation of nbs can enhance ecological resilience, reduce the risk of climate disasters, and support sustainable river basin management.