Chilean Salmon: Shared Responsibility offers a revealing look at salmon aquaculture in Chile, an industry at the crossroads of business ethics and environmental sustainability. Through an engaging narrative, Teodoro Wi- godski S., a distinguished academic and business director, explores the com- plexities and challenges of this prominent industry, which is vital to both the national economy and global well-being. Drawing from his experience as president of the Puerto Montt Port Company and his handling of the ISA virus crisis, Wigodski delves deeply into the con- flicts with local communities and environmental organizations, highlighting the opportunities for a development that respects economic, social, and en- vironmental values. This book is the result of rigorous research, including visits and interviews in both Chile and Norway. This journey, both intellectual and physical, not only unveils the internal challenges faced by the industry but also serves as a call to action to foster sustainable practices. Poised to become an essential resource in the debate over the future of aqua- culture, the book functions as an educational tool for students and profes- sionals from various disciplines. More than a mere collection of data, the work invites dialogue about shared responsibility in the sustainable develop- ment of the salmon industry. Discover the intricate relationship between business ethics, environmental sustainability, and economic development. This book is essential reading for those committed to building a future where harmony between industry and nature prevails.