Who is Visual Science?
Visual Science is a full-service digital creative agency with over twenty years of experience working in the field of visual science communication and education.
With our unique combination of skills in science, graphic design, and web development, we synthesize scientific information and present it in innovative ways to make it more accessible to managers, stakeholders, and the general public. Our eye-catching visual elements can communicate complex concepts or ecosystem processes, even across cultural and language barriers.
Based in the emerging tech-hub of Squamish, British Columbia, we work with clients and partners around the world, including non-profit organizations, government and inter-governmental agencies, and universities.
Our clients and partners
- BC Alliance for Arts + Culture
- Compass Resource Management
- South-East Queensland Water
- National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
- United Nations Environment Programme
- Chesapeake Bay Trust
- Florida Seagrant
- Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
- University of Western Australia
- My Sea to Sky
- Maryland Department of Natural Resource
- University of Gothenburg
- Louisiana State University
- Greener Footprints Society
- The Vacuum
- The Oil Spill Commission
- Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
- University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
- Maryland Department of Information Technology
- The Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence
- NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science
- Help Texts
- World Resources Institute
- Blue Water Baltimore
- PGL Environmental Consultants
- Save the Sound
- US National Park Service
- Government of Samoa
- Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
- Venture Web
- Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
- Maryland Department of Environment
- National Science Foundation
- United States Army Corps of Engineers
- Maryland Seagrant
- US Department of State
- The Ecotype Project
- Nevada Division of Environmental Protection
- The Water Institute of the Gulf
- University of South Carolina
- Restore America's Estuaries
- Conservation International
- Meyer Memorial Trust
- Forest Trends