David Suzuki Foundation

A recent survey of more than 16,000 Canadian university and college students rated our very own David Suzuki Foundation as one of Canada's Top Campus Employers. We were #10! But really, you don't have to work at the David Suzuki Foundation to do meaningful work (although I highly recommend it)...

Translated literally, the Japanese word kaizen means 'improvement.' Across time and continents, that definition has grown to refer to 'continuous improvement' by practice. This expanded Anglicized definition, put simply, describes the process of ongoing learning through doing...

Climate change is a challenge, for sure, but it's also an opportunity to re-think the way we do things, and do them better. Many businesses around the world, from small companies like Salt Spring Coffee Company to larger ones like Hbc and Walmart, are already taking action...

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 “Climate change is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.” That is the opening line of a report published last spring by the distinguished medical journal, The Lancet and University College London. A gr...

Forest clear cutting and wetlands destruction are responsible for about one-third of all the extra greenhouse gases humans have put into the atmosphere since the start of the Industrial Revolution.  When forests are logged or wetlands are drained they release stored carbon into the atmosphere as ...

No, it’s not Canada. But a development here at the climate change talks in Bangkok makes me wonder what is truly keeping Canada from showing the same leadership. ...

Today’s young people have a lot at stake in worldwide climate change negotiations. After all, they’ll inherit either a bleak future if we don’t take action, or a happy planet if we seize the opportunity to develop clean-energy solutions. To ...

The Kyoto Protocol is very much alive. But there are some countries who would like to bury it...

We often receive comments at the David Suzuki Foundation about the rapid growth in human population, and about how we can never get global warming under control until we get population growth under control. The Guardian’s George Monbiot has some interesting things to say on the subject. ...