The Copeland People's Panel on Climate Change was a deliberative process that aimed to engage with citizens on how to address the challenge of the climate emergency. The panel consisted of 30 diverse members of the local population who came together over a period of two months to discuss and share their opinions on climate change and its impact on Copeland. The panel received presentations from experts and worked collaboratively to develop a set of 22 recommendations on addressing climate change in the region. The recommendations cover various topics such as transport, education, energy generation, and behavior change. The panel's work was sponsored through funding from the National Lottery Climate Action Fund and Copeland Borough Council.