'Our Beautiful Wild' Staffordshire Moorlands Film Screening

Thank you for joining Alana, Xander and Ed in attending the Staffordshire Moorlands film premiere of 'Our Beautiful Wild' a Young Voices For Nature film created by young people from across the UK with support from the RSPB, National Trust and WWF.

'Our Beautiful Wild' invites you to embark on a powerful journey of youth led action for UK nature. Join us as we dive into the inspiring stories of young changemakers making a difference in their communities. The film will ignite a passion and leave you inspired to take action and share your own stories.

Ed, Alana and Xander celebrated the launch of the film followed by a Q&A panel on Wednesday 29th November 2023. 7pm at the Foxlowe Arts Centre, Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands.

The UK's wildlife is amazing - but it is in crisis. Over the last 50 years, 38 million birds have vanished from our skies. 97% of our wildflower meadows have been lost, and a quarter of all our mammals are now at risk of extinction. We can't just stand aside and watch this devastation continue.

The film is part of Save Our Wild Isles, working together to protect and restore UK nature.

Many thanks,

Alana Wheat, Alexander Wood and Edward Daly

Thank you for signing up for our film screening and event celebrating 'Our Beautiful Wild' in the Staffordshire Moorlands!

Xander, Ed and Alana hope you enjoyed the film as much as we did. The film is available to view online and there are resources available via: Young Voices For Nature - Our Beautiful Wild! | Save Our Wild Isles

Please do share this far and wide, particularly with any local schools or young people that you know (as we found out from the evening 'word of mouth' is the most effective approach in the area!).

Activities and organisations mentioned in our "What next"

Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Services

Find out more: https://staffscvys.org.uk/

Staffs Moorlands Youth Eco Leaders Programme: https://www.staffsmoorlands.gov.uk/Youth-Eco-Leaders-Programme

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Moorlands Climate Action

Local community group based in the Staffordshire Moorlands with key groups around youth action, sustainable consumerism, nature, energy, communications, events, transport and more!

Join us: https://moorlandsclimateaction.org.uk/

OUTSIDE

A new community arts organisation, predominantly funded through Arts Council England and excited to be working across the Moorlands.

There are some exciting ideas in the planning for 2024, many of which include an element of nature connectivity and OUTSIDE would love people to get involved.

Find out more: https://outsidearts.org/ and follow upcoming events!

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust

Wilder Youth - https://www.staffs-wildlife.org.uk/news/wanted-young-people-drive-tackle-environmental-issues

Local groups: Local Groups | Staffordshire Wildlife Trust (staffs-wildlife.org.uk)

Thank you

Thank you again to everyone who supported the event and made it happen, it was amazing to have such a fantastic turn out.

We wish you the best in your actions to save our Wild Isles, and locally - our Wild Staffordshire!

Who is the film aimed at?

The film is for anyone interested in doing more to help nature and climate action. It has been written and created by young people, so the primary audience is young people. The film is suitable for all ages.

Film run time

The film is 20 minutes in length. The film will be followed by a Q&A panel.

I want to do more in the local area, how do I start?

Get involved with community groups like Moorlands Climate Action, help to volunteer at local nature reserves with RSPB, Wildlife Trust, Severn Trent, etc.

Young Voices for Nature (Official Website)

Why Staffordshire?

Increasing Extreme Weather

Over the past few years Staffordshire has seen increasing flooding from heavy rainfall, droughts from increasing heat, and wildfires.

Leading to environmental implications by directly impact species habitats.

Residents can impact their home areas

Residents of Staffordshire can collaborate with local people, businesses, councils, and communities to help mitigate the extreme weather events caused by climate change.

Climate change is a local issue

Climate change is increasing our seasonal temperatures which is having a visible impact across Staffordshire, as well as, across the globe.

We need nature-based solutions from the top, but we also need you, the grassroots of the community, to help.

What will climate change look like near me?

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