Based on species records, previous publications show that alpine species have been shifting to higher altitudes over the past few decades, and they are expected to continue shifting upward to track climate warming (He et al., 2019b; Telwala et al., 2013). Consistent with predictions for other alpine plants, ENMs forecast that all the examined species will shift towards higher latitudes and altitudes in the future. Additionally, the results suggest that a warmer climate will accelerate and intensify the movement of alpine species to track cooler, more suitable habitats.