Agricultural Producers’ Views of Climate Change in the Canadian Prairies: Implications for Adaptation and Environmental Practices.
Fletcher, Amber J., Margot Hurlbert, Sam Hage, and David Sauchyn. 2021.
Climate Change and Climate Hazards
Applying Intersectionality to Climate Hazards: A Theoretically Informed Study of Wildfire in Northern Saskatchewan.
Walker, Heidi M., Maureen G. Reed, and Amber J. Fletcher. 2021.
Climate Change and Small Farmers’ Vulnerability to Food Insecurity in Cameroon
Shei, Mbuli Clodine, Lotsmart N. Fonjong, and Amber J. Fletcher. 2021.
Pathways for Inclusive Wildfire Response and Adaptation in Northern Saskatchewan
Walker, Heidi, Maureen G. Reed, and Amber J. Fletcher. 2021.
‘Deep Vulnerability’: Identifying the Structural Dimensions of Climate Change Vulnerability through Qualitative Research in Argentina, Canada, and Colombia.
Fletcher, Amber J., Paula Mussetta, Sandra Turbay, and Erika Acevedo. 2021.
A Heart Attack Away from Boarding up Main Street’: How Neoliberalization of Farming Shapes Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change in Rural and Small-Town Saskatchewan, Canada.
Campbell Gale, Holly, Amber J. Fletcher, and Maureen Reed. 2023.
Learning from Wildfire: Co-creating Knowledge Using an Intersectional Feminist Standpoint Methodology.
Elliott, Tina, Maureen G. Reed, and Amber J. Fletcher. 2023.
Fletcher, Amber J., and Maureen G. Reed (eds). 2023. Gender and the Social Dimensions of Climate Change: Rural and Resource Contexts of the Global North. “Women and Environment” series, Routledge Earthscan.
Fletcher, Amber J., and Maureen G. Reed (eds). 2023.
Wildfire Evacuations: How Our Diverse Experiences can Strengthen Disaster Response
Maureen G. Reed, Amber J. Fletcher, and Heidi Walker. 20 July 2023.
Beyond Exposure: Neoliberal Homeless Governance and Climate Vulnerability in a Settler Colonial Context.
Ezra, Adhika, Amber J. Fletcher, and Laurie Clune. 2026.