Jordan Manley

@jordanmanley

Outdoor culture filmmaker & photographer.

North Vancouver, BC
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Joined October 2010
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    28 Jan 2019

    Treeline is a film about our oldest living companions. We've always depended on them. Deep thanks to for supporting. Watch here:

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  2. Jun 26

    A sobering, detailed interactive map of BC's old growth logging plans on Vancouver Island and beyond. Within a few minutes of looking I realized some of the most beautiful fish I've ever encountered live a stone's throw from where these oldies will be cut.

    The government of BC doesn't just make the rules about logging in BC, it actively participates in it. This morning we launched our BC Timber Sales StoryMap to shed light on what this agency is doing on our behalf. Check it out here:
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    Jun 3

    For those who say racism doesn’t exist in Canada. This is so eye opening. Thank you and thank you to those who shared their stories with her.

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    Jun 1

    The B.C. forests ministry has approved clearcut logging in a region where biologists sighted the last three spotted owls known to exist in Canada’s wild. reports:

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    May 20

    This is why it’s important to get organized and fight climate change at a govt level

    Coronavirus shows the limits of what personal choice can do for the climate
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  6. Retweeted
    May 7

    How is this still ok?

    This massive old-growth Douglas-fir lived for roughly 450 years before being cutdown by Teal-Jones along Haddon Creek. 96% of the valley bottom old-growth on southern VI have now been logged. Tell , , to protect endangered old-growth.
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    Apr 30

    Outrageous. Meanwhile, BC government allowing logging of our last old growth. We must stop logging old growth!

    B.C. says companies can cut down whole trees for pellet fuel if they are “inferior,” leading to concerns the government is "rebranding" old growth forests as low-quality in order to justify logging them
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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    I’m speaking up for Old-Growth Forests! PLEASE enact immediate & longer-term, science-based solutions for ancient forests. Preserve what makes BC the incredible place LOVED by residents and visitors from around the world.💚

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  9. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    As the Old Growth Strategic Review panel submits its report to today, irreplaceable & scores of monumental cedars are being logged in the Caycuse watershed on Vancouver Isl. Read our press release:

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    Apr 18

    This is new messaging: Walk 2m apart, run 5m apart, ride 10m apart.

    “The Distance Between Us Will Hold Us Together”
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    Apr 9

    Follow a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the red cedars of British Columbia and the bristlecones of Nevada, as they explore an ancient story written in rings. Watch "Treeline" here:

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    Mar 31

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    Mar 23

    From , NSMBA President:

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    Mar 22

    This is the best and clearest explanation of why people need to stay at home you could ever wish to see

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    Mar 22

    Please spread the word! Trail runners, hikers and walkers: stop meeting up! Get outside, but do it alone or with those in your household. Trails and public space access will be closed if we don't respect the directions from the heath authority.

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    Mar 21

    From , NSMBA President:

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  17. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    To all trail users. If you do not practise physical distancing, the trails will close. This is not the time to go out with your friends. Tell everyone to follow orders tomorrow or we'll all be riding/running on the road on Monday. That is all.

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    Mar 16

    This is one of the greatest uses of (animated) info graphics I have ever seen. Explains a complex problem vividly, persuasively, and accurately. Share it widely. Why outbreaks like coronavirus spread exponentially, and how to “flatten the curve” - WPost

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    Mar 14

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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 15

    "That is math, not prophecy." A really helpful interactive on how contagion works:

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  21. Retweeted
    Mar 13

    Sicily has figured out this whole self-isolation thing.

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