Cornwall’s Climate Stories is a series of inspiring documentaries highlighting the impacts of climate change already being felt across Cornwall - and the fantastic businesses, researchers, community groups and individuals working hard to prepare us for the challenges coming our way.
Our films are available online and we also screen them at community events, festivals, cinemas and schools in Cornwall and beyond.
Would you like to host your own community screening? Or do you have a Cornish climate story you think we should be telling?
Would you like us to deliver a discussion event or workshop in your community or school?
If you've answered yes to any of these questions, please get in touch!
Isambard House screening of #ClimateScam? with Q&A
Saltash PL12 4DY
No pre-booking required, on the door donations only.
Penlee House Gallery & Museum screening of Under the Surface and Living on the Edge, followed by a Q&A
Mammoth Cinema screening of #ClimateScam? and Plan Z, with Q&A
Penlee House Gallery & Museum screening of Food for Thought and Power to the People, followed by a Q&A
Act One Cinema, Acton screening of #ClimateScam? and Plan Z, with Q&A
New Carlton Cinema screening of #ClimateScam? & Plan Z, with Q&A
Embassy Cinema screening of #ClimateScam? & Plan Z, with Q&A
Little Theatre Cinema screening of #ClimateScam?, Plan Z and Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
Dukes at Komedia screening of #ClimateScam?, Plan Z and Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
Ritzy Cinema and Cafe screening of #ClimateScam? with short film Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
Cinema City screening of #ClimateScam?, Plan Z and Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
Finsbury Park screening of #ClimateScam?, Plan Z and Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
City Screen Picturehouse screening of #ClimateScam?, Plan Z and Climate Anxiety, with Q&A
#ClimateScam? shorts - a series of 35 short films, each focusing on a particular aspect of climate change confusion or conspiracy, unravelled in detail by our expert contributors.
These will be released from early 2025. Watch this space and keep your eye on our social media :-)
Each of our documentaries takes generally takes over six months to complete and costs up to £40,000. This includes the full production as well as community outreach and creation of screening packs and educational materials.
We launched this project with a generous bequest from a private individual who cared deeply about nature and the environment.
We have also received funding from Crowdfunder and Big Give campaigns, as well as grants from the National Lottery Community Fund, Natural England, Aviva Community Fund, Cornwall Council Carbon Neutral Fund, Cornwall Council Climate and Nature Fund, Oak Foundation, Cornwall Community Foundation, Carew Pole Charitable Trust, Digital Plymouth iMayflower Fund, Creative Cornwall Calling Fund, Cornwall Councillor Community Chests, LocalGiving's Magic Little Grants and the Postcode Local Trust and Cornwall Catchment Partnership.
We also raise money from our own events, independent screening licences and more generally from donations, which are incredibly important to us and hugely appreciated.
We are also hugely grateful to all the organisations, businesses and individuals who have donated goods and services as fundraising prizes and rewards - as well as all the wonderful people who have donated their time to help us at events and in so many other ways.
If you are able to help support us to continue our work, please click below to donate. Thank you so much!