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"The need you have identified is indeed a real one and your films meet it very well. Congratulations and best wishes for more"
Sir David Attenborough

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"Such an informative well balanced film, so much work to be done. Amazing to see ideas and innovations abounding in Cornwall"
Susan Cousins
"Saw the film last night. An amazing project. Hope the roll out to schools gets going soon."
Sue Allen
"Brilliant first film so inspiring. It gives one hope for the future when so many human activities out there are destroying our fragile and precious planet."
Anthony Davies
"I'm pleased to support this really important initiative to get the message out, particularly to young people."
Chris Giles
"First class film. Brilliantly assembled. Messages come across loud and clear."
Andrew George
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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.

The films focus on specific themes, from housing, transport and fishing to energy, health and farming, looking at how these will be affected in the future, and how they can also be part of the solution.

Our films are available online and we also screen them at community events, festivals, cinemas and schools not just in Cornwall but all around the country too.

Would you like to host your own community screening, using one of our step-by-step screening packs? Or would you like us to deliver a discussion event or workshop in your community or school? If so please get in touch!

If we’re to have a chance of staying within safe climate limits, then all of us will have to be on board. We’re passionate about doing our part to make that happen.

If you have a Cornish climate story you think we should be telling please let us know.

(Many thanks to Fergus Kennedy for use of the fantastic stormy waves footage above).

Screenings

Nottingham

August
30

Nottingham Mammoth Cinema will be showing Power to the People, followed by Q&A, at 7pm on August 30.

Exeter

September
1

Exeter Picturehouse Cinema will be showing Power to the People, followed by Q&A, at 4pm on September 1.

Bath

September
8

Little Theatre Cinema, Bath, will be showing Power to the People, followed by Q&A, at 4pm on September 8.

Our latest Release

Power To The People

View the Trailer below

Find the full documentary on the 'Our Films' page

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Our Blog

Cornwall Climate catch ups: Emma Hazeldine

Emma Hazeldine, presenter of Living on the Edge

Cornwall Climate catch ups: Lisa Guy

Lisa Guy, presenter of Food for Thought

Cornwall Climate catch ups: The Lone Kayaker

Rupert Kirkwood, presenter of Down The Drain

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Cornwall Sustainability Awards 2023 logo

Cornwall Sustainability Awards 2023
Runner Up: Carbon Neutral Category

Westcountry Women Awards 2023

Westcountry Women Awards 2023
Runner Up: Green Business of the Year

Open Planet Logo

We're delighted to have been invited to become one of the early contributors to Open Planet - a hugely important new project that will be building up an ever-expanding global library of world-class footage, images, science and geospatial data to chart the changes to our planet over the next decade.

Open Planet is a partnership between Studio Silverback and Carnegie Mellon University's CREATE Lab.

Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty logo

Cornwall Climate Care is proud to be a signatory to the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, signed by hundreds of thousands of individuals, organisations and scientists, calling for an end to fossil fuel use and a just transition away from coal, oil and gas. Please read about this important initiative and consider signing yourself at fossilfueltreaty.org

Funding

Each of our 30-minute documentaries takes around six months to complete and costs around £30,000. This includes the full production costs, 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 raised over £40,000 through two very successful Crowdfunder campaigns.

We are also enormously grateful to the following funders for their generous support:

Natural England

National Lottery Community Fund

Aviva Community Fund

Cornwall Council Carbon Neutral Fund

Cornwall Council Climate Fund

Cornwall Community Fund

Carew Pole Charitable Trust

Digital Plymouth iMayflower Fund

Creative Cornwall Calling Fund

LocalGiving's Magic Little Grants and the Postcode Local Trust

Cornwall Catchment Partnership

If you would like to help us to engage with communities and young people on this issue in Cornwall and beyond, please click below and donate. Thank you.