Jordan Cranmer grew up and lives on the traditional territory of the Saik’uz First Nation and has a vested interest in the Nechako watershed. Graduating from the University of Northern British Columbia with a degree in Community, Population, and Environmental Health, Jordan is actively engaged in various initiatives. Her professional affiliations span community development, youth engagement, sturgeon conservation and research, place-based education, and community outreach, focusing on community and environmental health and well-being.
Passionate about the intersection of ecological approaches to health and the intertwining of environmental and community well-being, Jordan brings a unique perspective to her work. Outside of her professional commitments, she finds joy in activities such as cross-country skiing, fly fishing, kayaking, and horseback riding.
