Sustainable Arnside Present a ‘Mini Eco Film Festival for COP30’

COP30 is the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (Conference of the Parties) which will take place in Belem, Brazil from 10th – 21st November 2025.

The conference is a major event for global leaders where they negotiate climate solutions and focus on implementing the Paris Agreement.

Key themes will include:

• Climate finance
• Adaptation
• Transitioning away from fossil fuels, and
• Unique focus on the Amazon rainforest.

The ‘Eco Film Festival’ is a screening of a number of films to help our understanding of Climate Change Issues, and how we can possibily help.

In the evening, there will be a screening of the David Attenborough film “Ocean” (see below) which will have a £2 admission charge.

Films throughout the afternoon:

13:00 – ‘Utima’ (1hr 27 mins) followed by 15 minutes of discussion.

14:45 – ‘Thank You For The Rain’ (1hr 27 mins) followed by 15 minutes of discussion.

16.30 – ‘And Still it Remains’ (28 mins)

16.55 – ‘Dead as a Dodo’ (5 mins)

17:00 – ‘Until The Last Drop’ (20 mins)

Teas, coffees and cakes will be served in the afternoon.

19.30 – David Attenborough’s ‘Ocean’ will be shown by Sustainable Arnside in collaboration with PEAT (peninsula, environment, action, together). The bar will be open. Tickets for this film are £2 per person (the afternoon films are free). To book, click here.