Update: now with moar signs from readers!
One of the beauties of the various marches for science around the world was scientists and science lovers really letting their inner science-punner out. Signs ran from the serious to the silly, but all carried a message of love for the oceans. I’m trying to collect as many as I can – so, please, post links to more in the comments below and I’ll add them!
Starting with some old friends
Cephs represent at Auckland's #sciencemarch . You don't need three hearts to love science! Or cephalopods. pic.twitter.com/MrjnU15brX
— ALCES (AUT Squid Squad) (@ALCESonline) April 22, 2017
Of course I had to start with some cephalopod love.
Corals for science!
Out of the lab and into the streets! @GatesCoralLab representing at #marchforscience pic.twitter.com/iMrSC4cW0n
— Shayle B Matsuda, Ph.D. (@wrong_whale) April 23, 2017
The Gates Lab brought it with some coral love. And they were not alone!
Love this sign from reader Louise Anderson!
The puns begin
I mean, who could disagree?
Some more serious support and organizations
At least 5 people asked for info about NOAA funding… concern is real. #ScienceMarch #ScienceMarchBoston pic.twitter.com/W0Jqgwqjvg
— Pam DiBona (@padibby) April 23, 2017
Some great support for NOAA and SeaGrant in signs.
Lots of great signs about Sea Level Rise – and a wonderful slogan that will carry through many marches, I’m sure!
A great sign from Women for Working Oceans (W20) See also their excellent post
Getting a little more political
Who knew Dory was into politics?
Marine mammals represent!
Yay porpoises! Oddly, no dolphin signs…
And finally…KELP!
https://twitter.com/KristinAquilino/status/855937920787787776
It's my former labmate and badass Abalone hero (and chanteuse) <a href="http://kristinaquilino.weebly.com/">Kris Aquilino!</a> Also, love the NOAA sign with her. But let's get a close up of that kelp sign…
https://twitter.com/KristinAquilino/status/855804622925164545
Oh yeah! The former Stach-labbers brought their kelp game! ’cause I’ll end with my sign…
I marched (in Edinburgh) because policy needs to better reflect the evidence, for greater diversity in STEM and because I really love coral reefs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTM1bFch68X62FpBKB0GgZ8HnqlQDBpdNEVQFE0/?taken-by=lulabel92
Hrm – I’m afraid that link does not work.
But now I’ve added it to the main body of the post!