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Climate change is having a significant impact on Chile's coastal ecosystems, especially in areas such as the Atacama Region, the Coquimbo Region, the Valpara&&i&&so Region, the Metropolitan Region, the Maule Region, the &&n&&uble Region and the from the rivers. One of the most obvious impacts is the increase in sea water temperature, which affects the distribution and abundance of marine species, including fish, crustaceans and mollusks. Additionally, rising sea levels and the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as storm surges and storms, are causing coastal erosion and the loss of natural habitats, such as mangroves and wetlands. This affects key species in these ecosystems, such as migratory birds and marine species, as well as human communities that depend on these resources for their subsistence. It is essential to take measures to mitigate the effects of climate change on Chile's coastal ecosystems, including the protection of natural areas, the restoration of degraded habitats and the adoption of sustainable practices in human activities.

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