Constructing artificial beaches in the Maldives can have several environmental and ecological consequences. These include habitat destruction, alteration of coastal processes, and disruption of natural ecosystems. To mitigate these impacts, it is essential to conduct thorough environmental impact assessments before undertaking any beach construction projects. Additionally, measures such as using environmentally friendly materials, minimizing construction footprint, and incorporating ecological restoration efforts can help mitigate the negative effects of artificial beaches on the environment and ecosystems.