Decades after bottom trawling, Chilean seamounts remain degraded
PolicyFriday, August 7, 2026Mongabay

Decades after bottom trawling, Chilean seamounts remain degraded

A recent study highlights the long-term ecological impacts of bottom trawling on seamounts in Chile’s Juan Fernández Archipelago, revealing that the degradation remains evident 25 years post-fishing activities. This indicates a pressing need for stronger marine conservation measures to restore affected ecosystems.

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