Freediving as a Tool for Marine Research and Protection #938967

Freediving as a Tool for Marine Research and Protection explores how silent breath-hold diving is transforming the way we observe and protect the ocean. Unlike noisy scuba gear and boats, freedivers move quietly, allowing marine life to behave naturally.

This book shows how freediving supports wildlife observation, citizen science, and real conservation action across reefs, seagrass meadows, and open water. From sharks and turtles to fragile habitats, freedivers collect valuable data that helps guide protection efforts.

A practical and inspiring guide for ocean lovers, conservationists, and freedivers, this book reveals how moving calmly through the sea can create knowledge, awareness, and lasting protection for marine life.