Category: Motion short film

• Community Farming & Young Farmers

  

  Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a farmer? Spending your days outdoors in the elements tending to the land and livestock, while growing healthy food our communities need to thrive. It sounds ideal doesn’t it? The reality is the number of famers in the United States is decreasing. There are…

  Nell Jordan

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  Motion short film, Storytelling

  Building a Future With Famers II Results and Recommendations from the 2017 National Young Farmer Survey, Calder Farms, Coldharbour Institute, Colorado, food security, Gunnison Colorado, Master of Environmental Management, Mountain Roots food project, National Young Farmers Coalition, Western State Colorado University

• Leaving a Trace in the Gunnison Valley

  

  As Colorado continues to grow, so does the outdoor recreation and tourism industries.  An increase in visitors provides economic growth and stability to local communities such as Crested Butte, Colorado but can impact research and public lands. Last spring I had the opportunity to work with Western State Colorado Graduate candidate Gillian Rossi on her final culminating project and…

  Nell Jordan

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  Motion short film

  Crested Butte, Gunnison Colorado, Leave No Trace, public lands

• Bird Nerd? Wildlife Watcher?

  

  Are you a self proclaimed bird nerd like me? Do you enjoy looking through camera trap images to see which wildlife is on the landscape around you? Do you notice changes around you that are related to the changing climate? If so, you might enjoy this fun motion-short I created about a recent, and possibly…

  Nell Jordan

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  Motion short film

  camera trap images, Colorado, graduate school projects, Gunnison sage grouse, Master of Environmental Management, pronghorn, Western State Colorado University, wildlife