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Fighting the raging beasts’ blaze: Examining the effect of message framing in wildfire news reports on risk perception

Published

October 23, 2025

However, absent from current research is a practical examination of wildfire metaphoric framings in the media – among other wildfire communication…

Authors

Megan Elizabeth Fleming
ICLR quick response program

Published

October 23, 2025

ICLR’s Quick Response Program was designed to allow social, behavourial and economic scientists to quickly deploy to a disaster-affected area in…

Authors

Sophie Guilbault
The post-disaster window: The 2021 British Columbia atmospheric rivers phenomenon as a focusing event for policy change

Published

January 1, 2023

British Columbia experienced a series of severe atmospheric river events in mid-November 2021, resulting in catastrophic flooding and debris flows, substantial…

Authors

Brent Doberstein, Felicia Watterodt
The post-disaster window: The 2021 British Columbia atmospheric rivers phenomenon as a focusing event for policy change

Published

January 1, 2023

In mid-November 2021, a series of atmospheric river events created a state of emergency for southern and central British Columbia. Flooding…

Authors

Brent Doberstein, Felicia Watterodt
Fighting the raging beasts’ blaze: Examining the effect of message framing in wildfire news reports on risk perception

Published

January 1, 2023

Climate projections for Canada show temperature increases and dry, windy conditions that will fuel wildfires.

Authors

Elijah Bisung, Megan Elizabeth Fleming
ICLR call for proposals – 2021 British Columbia’s Fraser Valley flooding

Published

November 15, 2021

The Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) invites proposals from social scientists based at universities in Canada to quickly deploy to…

Authors

Sophie Guilbault

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