For decades, David Suzuki has been a familiar face and voice in Canada — known for his rare ability to make complex scientific and environmental issues understandable.
That gift reached millions through The Nature of Things, the iconic CBC television series he began hosting in 1979.
Over time, he became known not only as a scientist and broadcaster, but as a passionate and outspoken environmental advocate — one of the first major public figures to call for urgent action on global warming.
He deepened that commitment in 1990 by founding the David Suzuki Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to developing practical solutions to some of the planet’s most pressing environmental challenges.
I heard him interviewed on a podcast recently and he just sounded so defeated. It was disheartening, and the host kept trying to steer it to be more positive.
It very much reminded me of the “Don’t Look Up” movie.