Fuse Consulting Ltd.
Aerial view of boreal forest and a winding river in Alberta

Science communication · Canada

Connecting knowledge to practice

We turn complex science into visuals, workshops and plain-language reports that people can act on.

What we do

Five ways we put science to work

Five domains, twenty-one services. Start with the one that sounds like your problem.

A best-management-practice guide on pond levellers and culvert protection, with its custom diagrams 3 services

Knowledge Synthesis

Scattered evidence, turned into something a decision-maker can act on.

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Illustrated structure of a national consortium: engage, connect, accelerate, across five regional networks 4 services

Strategic Advising

Structure, plans and roadmaps, built with the people who will use them.

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Infographic on Arctic char: illustrated fish, its diet and the changes in its habitat 4 services

Infographic & Science Illustration

Complex science made visible: figures, illustrations, story maps.

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Hand-drawn graphic recording of a knowledge summit's closing sharing circle 6 services

Workshops & Facilitation

Sessions that end with a decision, not just a discussion.

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Infographic on climate change and Indigenous food security: how do we adapt by bridging different ways of knowing? 4 services

Education & Science Outreach

Programs and materials that carry science to a wider audience.

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Our why

Science, brought to life

At Fuse, we combine our backgrounds in science and our passion for creativity to bring knowledge to life.

We synthesize, translate and visualize the key message so leaders are empowered to make decisions that matter.

  • ScienceEvery message rests on evidence.
  • PassionCurious by nature, driven to understand.
  • Values-basedWe work with the people who will use it.
  • CreativityVisuals, media and process that people remember.
Our work

One piece, shown large

Infographic: Restoration and monitoring of caribou habitat in Alberta — a caribou, the goals of restoration and the treatments applied to seismic lines
Infographic — Restoration and monitoring of caribou habitat in Alberta

From a research program to one page people read

  1. 1The problemYears of restoration research on seismic lines, spread across reports few practitioners had time to read.
  2. 2What we didDistilled the goals, the treatments and the evidence into one illustrated page, drawn from the science.
  3. 3The resultA visual that land managers, industry and communities can use in the same meeting.
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Organizations we work with

University of Victoria Pacific Salmon Foundation Nature Conservancy of Canada Alberta Innovates Ducks Unlimited Canada Canadian Conservation and Land Management Knowledge Network FireSmart Canada Wildfire Resilience Consortium of Canada Boreal Ecosystem Recovery and Assessment Bulkley Valley Research Centre — Silviculture Innovation Program Giant Mine Oversight Board IPCA Knowledge Basket
A film crew from Fuse recording by a prairie wetland
Our story

Curious by nature

We are curious by nature and driven to understand our clients and their objectives. Our origin story starts with four passionate University of Alberta science graduates, all convinced that connecting research to practice was possible.

  • 2007The idea takes root
  • EdmontonHead office
  • BC · ONSatellite offices
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We help empower leaders to make decisions that matter.

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