This is a series I featured in the summer of 2012 to get a special sneak peek at the many different personalities behind the scientists, activists, and educators (including bloggers) who play an integral role in the marine science conservation field. It’s essentially an extension of the overwhelmingly popular and well done Tumblr blog, This Is What A Scientist Looks Like, (BCS was featured in April of 2012!) which sets out to illustrate that scientists are not just crazy haired nerds in lab coats. I sent a list of 15 random questions and asked that each person share at least their answers to 5 of them.
From July 3rd: Read what David Helvarg of the Blue Frontier Campaign is into …
From July 10th: Read what Miriam Goldstein of Deep Sea News is into …
From July 17th: Read what Jim Wharton of the Seattle Aquarium is into …
From July 24th: Read what David Shiffman of Southern Fried Science is into …
From July 31st: Read what Mark Gibson of Breaching the Blue is into …
From August 7th: Read what Brittany Biber of Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center is into …
From August 14th: Read what Braddock Spear of Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is into …
From August 21st: Read what Greg and Jody Diehl of Beach Treasures and Treasured Beaches are into …
From August 28th: Read what John Bruno of SeaMonster is into …
From September 4th: Read what Wallace J. Nichols of Blue Marbles is into …
From September 11th: Read what Harold Johnson of The Flotsam Diaries is into …
From September 18th: Read what Jessica Servis of US Sailing is into …
Thanks to everyone that participated.
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