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How the PREPARE Framework Puts People at the Centre of Adaptation
The PREPARE Framework helps climate adaptation practitioners build trust, engage communities and turn concern about climate change into action.
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Q&A: How Climate Book Clubs Create Space for Connection and Conversation
Dr. Barbara Leckie on why book clubs can help climate communicators build relationships, explore complexity and invite more meaningful participation.
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The PREPARE Framework
Readying communities for climate change by building trust, care and agency.
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What Canada’s Wildfire Media Coverage Is Missing: Climate Change
When wildfires strike, the news focuses on what’s happening now. But Canadians also need to understand why wildfires are getting…
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Keeping Climate Conversations Strong in a Year of Uncertainty
As climate policy rollbacks and algorithm-driven misinformation reshaped the landscape, Re.Climate helped communicators across Canada stay grounded in evidence, reach…
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Summer Reading for a Warming World: A List of Climate-Related Books to Read this Season
The arts, including literature, offer powerful ways to communicate about climate. This summer’s reading list offers books and stories that…
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How Petro-state Politics Are Shaping Climate Communications in Canada
Plans to push ahead with new pipelines and LNG are colliding with concerns about climate change — forcing climate communicators…
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Unpacking Canadians’ Contradictory Beliefs About Climate Change, Pipelines and Renewables
We are living in a moment of precarity and uncertainty. In this context, it’s hardly surprising that Re.Climate’s 2026 public…
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The Heat Is on When It Comes to Communicating About Summer Climate Impacts
Summer climate impacts such as heat waves are already reshaping daily life across Canada. Here’s how to explain the connection…
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Visible, Actionable, Normal—How to Break the Silence on Climate Change Today
Canadians are trapped in a spiral of silence on climate change. They assume their neighbours, friends and family don’t care…