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Chile's aquatic ecosystems face various threats that compromise their health and biodiversity. One of the main threats is pollution, both from solid and plastic waste, as well as from spills of chemical substances and organic and inorganic pollutants, which affect water quality and aquatic life.

Another important threat is the alteration and destruction of habitats, caused mainly by human activities such as the construction of coastal infrastructure, the deforestation of mangroves and the extraction of aggregates, which negatively impact biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Climate change is another significant threat, affecting temperature and precipitation patterns, sea level, ocean acidification, and nutrient availability, which can have devastating consequences for aquatic ecosystems and species that depend on them. they.

Overfishing and illegal fishing also represent a significant threat to Chile's aquatic ecosystems, as they can cause a decline in populations of fish and other marine species, altering ecosystems and affecting biodiversity.

In summary, the main threats to Chile's aquatic ecosystems are pollution, alteration and destruction of habitats, climate change and overfishing, which require urgent and coordinated measures for their conservation and sustainable management.

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