Fred Buyle

Fred Buyle

THE OCEAN
Fred is a Belgian freediver. After setting several world records he turned to underwater photography. He uses his freediving skills to help marine scientists all over the world. His work focuses on positive imagery to support ocean conservation.
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Fred Buyle

Back to Guadalupe Island

by Fred Buyle - 30th October 2017
Guadalupe Island is a very special place to me, of course we all know the place for its large population of great whites but it is much much more than...
0Comments conservation, diving, freediving, great white sharks, guadalupe island, Mares, mexico, ocean, research, shark, underwater
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Fred Buyle

Blue Shark Tagging in the Azores

by Fred Buyle - 30th August 2017
Every year since 2005 I have been helping marine biologists do their fieldwork using my freediving skills. During the summer, blue sharks are abund...
0Comments blue shark, conservation, diving, freediving, Mares, ocean, research, shark, shark tagging, underwater
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Fred Buyle

Freediving – a tool for marine biology

by Fred Buyle - 5th May 2017
For my first Mares blog I have decided to write about one of the most exiting projects I’m involved in: Darewin. Darewin is the brainchild of Fab...
1Comments 360, cetacean, communication, conservation, dolphin, fredbuyle, freediving, Mares, nektos, ocean, research, sdg14, underwater, united nation, whale