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David Suzuki: Healthy forests mean healthy people

If you look at a forest top from above or below, you might see a pattern of nicely spaced pathways twisting between the trees.

David Suzuki: Idle some more—a novel climate solution

As bears pose little threat when hibernating, so humans reduce their destructiveness when sleeping. Inactive, we're less harmful.

David Suzuki: If corporations have legal rights, why not rivers?

Recently, as a reflection of Indigenous leadership and world views, the legal rights of personhood have in some instances been extended beyond people and corporations to nature...

David Suzuki: The woman who discovered global warming—in 1856!

We can learn from Eunice Foote, an advocate for science and women's rights.

David Suzuki: Pipeline actions signal need for true reconciliation

Governments must work with Indigenous Peoples to resolve issues around rights and title where treaties haven't been signed.

David Suzuki: Beyond Climate ventures to the heart of a rapidly heating B.C.

B.C. is the proverbial canary in the coal mine for many related issues that will define our place in the world.

David Suzuki: Alberta's "war room" is an attack on democracy

Those who fail to accept the climate crisis and the opportunities resolving it will create should get out of the way of those who know we humans are an ingenious species, capable...

David Suzuki: What do we do when our home is on fire?

Successive Australian governments have denied or downplayed the existence and risks of human-caused climate disruption. There, coal is king.

David Suzuki: More federal transit money, e-buses could be climate lifesavers

E-buses can be built quickly—no small thing during the escalating climate emergency.

David Suzuki: Ecological crises deserve better media coverage

I was 14 when North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950. As an adolescent, I was more preoccupied with puberty-related personal issues than politics. But when Canada sent military...