A feedback loop is a cyclical system that uses input, action, and response to create continuous improvement. Information flows out, returns as feedback, and triggers adjustments that shape the next cycle. It’s the reason a thermostat keeps your home at the right temperature and the same principle governments and organizations use to turn public input into real change.
For those of us who care about the outdoors and our communities, feedback loops are showing up everywhere in 2026. Transport Canada uses them to identify hazards and implement corrective actions in transportation systems. The National Film Board of Canada is …
What Is a Feedback Loop (and How Does It Drive Real Change)?
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