EcoAnalytics | Shared intelligence for Canada's environment

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Shared intelligence for Canada’s environment

In a critical decade, when the impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss are threatening humanity, EcoAnalytics advances the work of the environmental movement by providing rigorous non-partisan public opinion research and communications guidance to empower campaigns and programs in support of climate action and conservation of nature.

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Research

Would market research strengthen your campaign? Curious to know how Canadians feel about climate change and biodiversity issues, solutions, policies….?

EcoAnalytics (EcoA) works with university and private sector researchers on opinion research tailored for environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on a wide range of climate and biodiversity issues. Most of our data and communications guidance is free and accessible to all. View our research and guidance documents or search by keyword below.

Climate of Change 2022 (top line summary)

These slides summarize initial findings from the 2022 Climate of Change survey, including a battery of questions on misinformation, climate anxiety, perceptions of risk, adaptation to extreme weather, accountability of the oil and gas industry and support for an energy transition.

Guidance

Our research provides rigorous data and analysis about Canadians’ environmental opinions and knowledge; our communication guidance helps those in the environmental movement apply these insights to their communication strategies and campaigns.

Briefings

EcoA Research Nutshells and other briefings offer concise summaries of our research and other sources on hot topics, with pithy advice on how to adjust your communications based on the data.

Webinars

EcoAnalytics quarterly Opinionation webinars, and regular Research Updates, feature Canadian and international researchers presenting recent results on relevant issues to professional communicators – with clear guidance on how to apply the new knowledge.

EcoA Tips

Our bimonthly EcoA Tips newsletter delivers succinct advice and helpful visuals to help you apply fresh research, sharpening your communications in your social media and other channels.

“Without EcoAnalytics’ surveys and focus groups [exploring attitudes during the COVID pandemic], we could have operated on a lot of assumptions … during such a health crisis. Instead we [had] real data to guide our communications.”
— Laura Kenyon, Program Director for Greenpeace Canada

“We hear a lot about polarization, but there’s also lots that unites us as EcoAnalytics research shows. We used this to shape our ‘good news for a change’ posts – and they’ve been really popular.”
— Theresa Beer, Communications and Policy Specialist, David Suzuki Foundation

“Our conservation and communications teams regularly find value in EcoA’s reports and newsletters and we have been putting the guidance and findings to work! Pooling our resources to make this quality and breadth of research available to our teams is invaluable.”
— Tracy Walden, National Director, Communications and Development, CPAWS

“EcoAnalytics’ Climate of Change surveys provided invaluable insights for our work on the Sue Big Oil campaign – and strengthened our messages.”
– Alexis Stoymenoff, Director of Communications, West Coast Environmental Law