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Tag Archives: behaviour change
Communicating fire danger for behaviour change
How much do the familiar fire danger rating signs and other communication methods actually change people’s behaviour? Scientists from Scion’s Rural Fire Research Group have looked at how fire danger communication can influence behaviour to reduce wildfires. This work was … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour change, fire risk, New Zealand, research, risk communication, Scion, wildfire
