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We work with government, business and individuals to conserve our environment by providing science-based education, advocacy and policy work, and acting as a catalyst for the social change that today's situation demands.
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About the Elders Council
The Elders Council of the David Suzuki Foundation Is a group of individuals whose association with the work of the foundation, environmental sustainability and community development has been recognized and compatible with the council's mission and goals.
David Suzuki Foundation
Categories: Eco News
Science literacy is good for society
Kids ask questions. Sometimes adults feel inadequate if they don't have ready answers. But when I became a teacher, I learned quickly that there's nothing wrong with saying, "I don't...
David Suzuki with contributions from David Suzuki Foundation Editorial and Communications Specialist Ian Hanington.
Categories: Eco News
Spreading climate messages in the Year of the Water Dragon
More than a decade ago, Chinese New Year was mostly an immigrant affair in Canada. New Canadian families from Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and other parts of Asia would typically...
Winnie Hwo, Climate Change Campaigner
Categories: Eco News
Beware of pinkwashing: A new film reminds us it's what's inside that counts.
Environmentalists have learned to beware of corporate greenwashing - deceptive marketing campaigns that exaggerate the extent to which a company or product is environmentally friendly, sometimes to distract attention away...
Lisa Gue, Environmental health policy analyst
Categories: Eco News
Action still needed on air quality (Gasp! Fraser Institute has it wrong)
According to the Fraser Institute, air quality in Canada has generally improved since 1970, so why worry about it? Here's why.
Lisa Gue, Environmental Health Policy Analyst
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A David Suzuki Foundation moment in history: the Declaration inspires a symphony
For the past 20 years, the Declaration of Interdependence has inspired people around the world to live lighter on the Earth. You only have to look at the comments people...
Janice Williams, archives coordinator, and Rachelle Delaney, editorial production coordinator
Categories: Eco News
We are the oceans
Whether we eat fish or not, we are directly affected by the state of the oceans. Yet, we continue to overfish our waters and spew toxins and garbage into our rivers, lakes and oceans with little thought to the impact on the planet and our health.
Categories: Eco News
Camp Suzuki ignites diverse network of Rouge champions
What do yoga, butterfly rearing and verbatim theatre have to do with the David Suzuki Foundation? Until recently, the answer would've been not much, really. But that is about to...
Aryne Sheppard, manager of community leadership
Categories: Eco News
Recycle for a good cause
There's a new cost-free way to fundraise for your kid's hockey team, school group, or an organization you support: recycle e-waste for cash. No more smoky bingos or door-to-door chocolate almond sales!
Categories: Eco News
Conservation groups applaud decision to postpone Fraser gravel mining
The Fraser River has been the focus of a nearly decade-long battle between government, the gravel industry and local conservation groups. In recent years, the river has become a major...
John Werring, Aquatic Habitat Specialist
Categories: Eco News
Remembering Canada's Forgotten Ocean
If you live on the coast, or know about the ecology of the Pacific Ocean, we welcome contributions and comments. So please write to us at pacific@davidsuzuki.org or comment on this blog to help chronicle and celebrate a year in the life of the Pacific Ocean.
Panos Grames, Communications Specialist
Categories: Eco News
Twelve GTA groups team up with David Suzuki Foundation to launch community projects
Groups from Markham, Pickering, Scarborough, and Toronto join Camp Suzuki this weekend Toronto - This weekend a dozen teams from the Greater Toronto Area will be participating in the David...
Categories: Eco News
Oil sands and pipeline debates hindered by lack of energy plan
The ongoing pipeline debates have become mired in conspiracy theories, distractions, and misinformation. Is there nothing we can all agree on? To begin, who would deny that our most basic...
David Suzuki with contributions from contributions from David Suzuki Foundation Editorial and Communications Specialist Ian Hanington.
Categories: Eco News
Healthy Oceans Make Good Business Sense
Inspired by a diving excursion in the Caribbean, Richard decided that ocean-friendly sourcing for his seafood restaurant just made good business sense.
Categories: Eco News
The best laid plans of cruise ship captains and pipeline builders
The cruise ship Costa Concordia used "the most up-to-date of technologies and the best practices anywhere in the world." It's clear that these "best practices" probably didn't include Captain Schettino deciding to wave hello to a friend on shore. We humans are an unpredictable bunch.
Panos Grames, Communications Specialist with the David Suzuki Foundation
Categories: Eco News
How to eat the healthiest and sustainable fish
Recently I dabbled in something I haven't done since I was 16. It's not as risqué as it sounds. I ate a piece of halibut.
Categories: Eco News
Nian Nian You Yu (年年有魚 Plenty of Fish Year After Year)
The choices we make today will affect the future. As we enjoy special New Year dishes, we should take time to think about the environment around us and act responsibly.
Kim Mo, food blogger and SeaChoice sustainable seafood ambassador
Categories: Eco News
Radical stewardship: remembering Milton Wong
The vibrant life of my Uncle Milton Wong, business leader and philanthropist, will be celebrated Friday January 20th at a memorial in Vancouver. Many will remember Milton for his inspiring...
Joanna Wong | 黄如意
Categories: Eco News
What's so radical about caring for the Earth?
Caring about the air, water, and land that give us life. Exploring ways to ensure Canada's natural resources serve the national interest. Knowing that sacrificing our environment to a corporate-controlled...
David Suzuki with contributions from David Suzuki Foundation Editorial and Communications Specialist Ian Hanington
Categories: Eco News
Our response to the Obama administration's rejection today of the Keystone XL Pipeline
Our country has massive renewable energy sources. Canada could tap into these to be a renewable energy giant.
Ian Bruce, Team Lead, Climate Change and Clean Energy program
Categories: Eco News
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