Base Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva is a Chilean research station located in the Antarctic region. It is operated by the Chilean Antarctic Institute and serves as a hub for scientific research and environmental monitoring. The base is named after Eduardo Frei Montalva, a former President of Chile, who played a significant role in promoting Chile's interests in Antarctica. Established in 1969, the base supports various scientific disciplines, including biology, glaciology, and meteorology. It is strategically positioned to facilitate studies on climate change and its impact on polar ecosystems. The base is equipped with laboratories and living quarters for researchers working in the harsh Antarctic environment.