"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.

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!

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

watch our latest film AT HOME!

For a limited period we’re offering an exclusive opportunity to watch #ClimateScam? Who’s Shaping the Climate Debate? at home for a very small fee. This way, even if you can’t make a live screening, you can see the film AND show your support for our continued work.

Thank you for watching!

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LATEST Screenings

Wadebridge

May
10

Screening of Down the Drain

1.30 on May 10 at Wadebridge Town Hall. This is part of a wider event with local environmental groups, stalls and information, refreshments and delicious homemade cakes. This is a cash only event.

The event is free. However, you need to book using the link.

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Chacewater

May
17

ALL of our films, for FREE!

At the Green Energy, Nature Recovery and Local Food Day, 11am-5pm at Chacewater Village Hall on May 17.

Part of an event also featuring organisations, stalls and amazing free activities.

Frome

May
25

#ClimateScam? will be one of the many films shown as part of the Frome International Climate Film Festival.

10am - 10pm at Rook Lane Chapel, BA11 1DN.

Our latest Release

#ClimateScam?

View the Trailer below

also check out our #Climatescam? shorts!

In this series of short films we delve into the facts behind some of the simplistic social media memes that regularly pop up about climate change. These may look very convincing but are often misleading....

Each film focuses on a different common theme of climate change confusion or conspiracy, unravelled in detail by our expert contributors.

We're adding to this collection all the time - check it out here!

Keep your eye on our social media too for more....

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CORNWALL CLIMATE CATCH-UPS

Cornwall Climate Catch Ups: Jonathan Smith

Jonathan Smith: contributor to 'Living on the Edge'

What’s really causing our high energy bills? (spoiler alert – it’s NOT renewables)

By Claire (our Producer) & Tim (Community Energy Plus)

Cornwall Climate catch ups: Emma Hazeldine

Emma Hazeldine, presenter of Living on the Edge

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Funding

Each of our documentaries takes around 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 previously received funding from Crowdfunder and Big Give campaigns, 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 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 hugely grateful to all the organisations, businesses and individuals who have donated goods and services as fundraising prizes and rewards - as well as the wonderful people who donate 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!