It’s the end of the calendar year! Give before midnight December 31 to protect Earth’s life-support systems in 2025 AND get a 2024 tax receipt. Call out the fossil fuel industry with us. The David ...

Kick-start a nature habit that lasts all year! Spend 30 minutes a day in nature for 30 consecutive days. Most of us spend too much time inside in front of screens and too little time outdoors. It’s ...

Hands and feet endure a lot. Yet, products we use to care for them often contain ingredients harmful to our health and the planet’s. Fear not. Your self-care practices can express your commitment to ...

Under global consumer-capitalism, power and wealth are concentrated in the hands of oligarchs, billionaires and CEOs, supported by the politicians they fund. That was evident at the 29th United ...

Severn Cullis-Suzuki is an activist for diversity in the natural world and in human society. From a young age, she has spoken widely about intergenerational justice, the need for ethics in our ...

The David Suzuki Foundation welcomes the final clean electricity regulations announced today by Environment and Climate Change Canada Minister Steven Guilbeault.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought about profound shifts in consumer behaviour. This included creating a stark contrast between sustainable and “panic” bulk buying. Early in the pandemic, a sense of ...

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Imagine knowing the world is choked with plastic pollution and getting overwrought because you can’t figure out how to drink liquid with a cardboard or reusable straw, or no straw at all! Plastic is ...

After seven long days of negotiation and a closing plenary that ran into the middle of the night, the final scheduled session of the United Nations process to adopt a global treaty to end plastic ...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – The community science project Butterflies in My Backyard, hosted by the David Suzuki Foundation in partnership with UBC ecologist Michelle Tseng, has invited people in B.C. to help ...

The community science project Butterflies in My Backyard, hosted by the David Suzuki Foundation in partnership with UBC ecologist Michelle Tseng, has invited people in B.C. to help document ...