Spokane Climate Project

CITIZEN HOPE & ACTION

We are all on our own sustainability journey and we each have the power to influence change through our choices. The Spokane Climate Project documentary aims to ignite hope and action in addressing human-caused impacts to the climate, and showcases the inspiring work of your neighbors here at home. The piece was produced between 2020-2022 in collaboration with Measure Meant and the participants and authors of the Spokane Climate Project, which was itself a collaborative effort between the Pacific Northwest Climate Impacts Research Consortium (CIRC) and the community of Spokane, Washington.

The project’s goals were to identify climate and weather impacts faced by the Spokane community as well as resiliency actions designed to keep the community, its economy, and natural systems healthy and prosperous. Project participants include representatives from city and county entities, local universities, local nonprofits, and local businesses.

Watch the 30-minute updated KSPS PBS special of “Spokane Climate Project,” now licensed to stream on PBS Passport! This special KSPS PBS edition includes a bonus follow up to local salmon reintroduction efforts.

Rogue Heart Media SPC proudly donated over 100 hours (57% of production) in creation of this piece in alignment with our social purpose.