About us

Shared intelligence for Canada’s environment

Canada’s environmental movement needs stronger campaigns, engaging more Canadians and targeting a variety of backgrounds. To develop these, members need access to rigorous research on public attitudes about a broad range of environmental issues: climate change and pipelines, air quality and marine conservation, endangered species, parks, toxics, etc.

Industries commission such research and frequently use the results to shape public debates — in ways that weaken environmental protection, too often. Charities and non-profits often lack access to the best data, however, as governments no longer provide it and private surveys can be expensive, narrowly focused and difficult to interpret.

EcoAnalytics is filling this gap. An innovative joint venture of leading charities, non-profit organizations and university researchers, it is conducting relevant new research on a wide range of environmental issues — and allowing collaboration to make best use of its rich data.

Research

In its first year, EcoAnalytics fielded and reported on two in-depth, nationally representative telephone surveys: the largest posing questions on a broad range of environmental issues, another drilling down on climate and energy (results of one energy question are shown above), specifically. Read more.

Partners and Subscribers

EcoAnalytics is generously supported by the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation and Metcalf Foundation.

Organizations, businesses and public agencies can draw on the rich data by becoming Partners (see table of products and services).

The Executive Partners include the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Conservation Council of New Brunswick, David Suzuki Foundation, Ecology Action Centre, Environmental Defence, Environment and Sustainable Development Research Centre (University of New Brunswick), Équiterre, Greenpeace, Pembina Institute and West Coast Environmental Law.

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