In line with our recent work on visualizations, we have just released a series of eleven word clouds through the MC³ website; one word cloud for each of the BC case communities.

You get what you measure. Measure the wrong thing and you get the wrong behaviors.
~ John H. Lingle

A new visualization has been released in the CRC Visualizations section.

The fourth conversation of our Solutions Agenda is now available from its webpage.

This animation conveys the issues that arise from 'the tragedy of the commons' (Hardin, 1968), a situation of resource depletion and/or pollution generation through people acting in their own self-interest around a common good (i.e., the environment). The animation then shows that these issues of resource depletion and adapting to new environmental conditions can be addressed through cooperative solutions.

Two new case studies have been posted on the MC³ website. These studies provide province-level context to community climate change plans and initiatives by referring to provincial programs and their role in enabling local climate action. The case studies are available in both English and French.

We have just released an animated navigation map for the Community Research Connections website.

The CRC Visualizations site has been released.

We have just released a new video on HEAD Talks.

The Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC³) project has just released a new video on the CRC HEAD Talks channel that highlights some of the knowledge mobilization and outreach strategies it has engaged in over the course of the project.