PUBLICATIONS

The attached report provides an overview of key trends found across 45 surveys conducted in the Southwest region of Kenya, bordering the Maasai Mara.

The attached report provides an overview of key trends found across 35 surveys conducted along the West coast of Madagascar. 

The attached report provides an overview of key trends found across 58 surveys conducted in southwest Zambia.

The attached report provides an overview of key trends found across 38 surveys conducted in central and southern Mexico.

The attached report provides an overview of key trends found across 45 surveys conducted in northwest Namibia by WWF and IRDNC staff.

The attached report summarizes the results of 44 interviews conducted by Greenline Africa near Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.

The attached report summarizes the results of 32 interviews conducted by IPE in the Pontal do Paranapanema region of Brazil.

The attached report summarizes the results of 61 interviews conducted by The School for Field Studies in villages along the Cambodia's Tonlé Sap lake

The attached report summarizes findings from 44 Climate Crowd interviews conducted by two former Peace Corps volunteers, Jeff Wong and Henry Maillet, who completed a 1,300 km journey down the Paraguay River and through the Pantanal in 2019. 

The attached infographic highlights findings from an analysis of Climate Crowd reports on how coffee farmers are being affected by and responding to climate change.

Using keyword searches, a number of health issues were identified in Climate Crowd data. In the attached infographic, the size of each box corresponds to the number of reports in which each health issue was mentioned (out of a total of 1786 reports).

The attached infographic highlights findings from an analysis of Climate Crowd reports on how insect pollinators are being affected by climate change. 

The attached infographic highlights findings from an analysis of Climate Crowd reports on wildfires and their impacts on people and nature. 

This report presents findings from an analysis of Climate Crowd interviews conducted in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Namibia, and highlights differences in interview responses between men and women, and the implications this has for climate vulnerability and adaptation.

This report summarizes the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on mangrove forests, based on an analysis of 92 Climate Crowd interviews conducted in coastal communities across 8 countries.