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Take a read through the infographic to learn more, and keep an eye out for the next infographic in this series! thread 5/5 #StickySciComm #CumulativeEffects #OldGrowthForests #ScienceCommunication #Infographic #ScienceExplained

When left undisturbed, old growth forests even mitigate climate change by capturing and storing carbon, moderating temperatures, protecting watersheds and in turn preventing erosion and reducing flood risks. thread 4/5

Welcome to a new #FuseWorkHighlight series! This series will showcase 5 infographics all about the Government of B.C.’s Cumulative Effects Framework (CEF). thread 1/5

@FPInnovations If you see us around, don’t hesitate to say hi! 👋 Let’s work together toward a more wildfire resilient future. (thread 4/4) #Fuse #WildlandFireCanada #WFCC2024 #Fredericton #WildfireSafety #CommunityResilience #SciComm @FireSmartCanada

@FPInnovations We can't wait to learn and connect with people from all around the world to engage in meaningful discussions around Wildland Fire.🌐 Whether you're attending in person or online, we’d love to connect! (thread 3/4)

🔥 Fuse is thrilled to be participating in the Wildland Fire Canada Conference in Fredericton, New Brunswick this week both in person and online! (thread 1/4)

#CoastalMontaneForests #Sustainability #ForestEcologyAndManagement(thread 6/6)

practices with preservation of coastal montane ecosystems! For the full resource, visit the CCLM Portal: cclmportal.ca/resource/what-… #StickySciComm #FuseConsulting #CCLMPortal #ScienceCommunication #BriefingNote #ScienceExplained #SilvicultureSystems (thread 5/6)

Our coastal montane forests are a treasure trove of biodiversity, offering crucial cultural, social, and ecological benefits while also serving as valuable economic resources. Yet, high demand for timber and the challenges of forest regeneration in these unique (thread 1/6)

When a geologist looks at a rock, they are peering back through time to piece together its history, starting with the environment it formed in. This sign travels back in time to showcase the volcanoes, rivers, and lush tropical forests that made the Rocky Mountains we see today.

Check out this #WIP from Fuse’s senior science communicator, Sonya Odsen! Fuse has been working with the Crowsnest Conservation Society to create a set of interpretive signs to be placed along the Crowsnest Pass Community Trail in the Rockies (thread 1 of 2)

approach or product type but to embrace our work as creative problem solvers. (Thread 4/4)

formats and layouts for infographics, collaborate on animations and videos, and more. We’ve even begun working on our first tactile and interactive interpretive signs. As we look forward to the next 10 years of Fuse, we’re grateful not to be boxed into a single (Thread 3/4)

As we celebrate 10 years of blending art and science, we are grateful that our work provides opportunities for continued learning. Our clients come to us with diverse needs that call for diverse solutions. Sometimes, this means the right tool for the job is something (Thread 1/4)