1. David Suzuki Foundation: Science Matters The David Suzuki Foundation is a sciencebased Canadian environmental organization, working to protect the balance of nature and our quality of life, now and for future generations. Dr. David T . http://www.davidsuzuki.org/About_us/Dr_David_Suzuki

Dr. David T. Suzuki Detailed CV Science Matters archives Biotechnology: A geneticist's personal perspective New! (PDF) Brief Biography David T. Suzuki PhD, Chair of the David Suzuki Foundation, is an award-winning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster. David has received consistently high acclaim for his thirty years of award-winning work in broadcasting, explaining the complexities of science in a compelling, easily understood way. He is well known to millions as the host of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's popular science television series, The Nature of Things. His eight part series, A Planet for the Taking won an award from the United Nations. His eight-part PBS series The Secret of Life was praised internationally, as was his five-part series The Brain for the Discovery Channel. For CBC Radio he founded the long running radio series, Quirks and Quarks and has presented two influential documentary series on the environment, From Naked Ape to Superspecies and It's a Matter of Survival. An internationally respected geneticist, David was a full Professor at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver from 1969 until his retirement in 2001. He is professor emeritus with UBC's Sustainable Development Research Institute. From 1969 to 1972 he was the recipient of the prestigious E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship Award for the "Outstanding Canadian Research Scientist Under the Age of 35".

2. David Suzuki David Suzuki Gladiatorial Geneticist. David Suzuki is Canada’s preeminent science broadcaster. He also carries a global reputation http://collections.ic.gc.ca/heirloom_series/volume6/224-225.htm

David Suzuki Gladiatorial Geneticist The Nature of Things , which airs in more than 40 nations. His 1985 series, A Planet for the Taking averaged 1.8 million viewers per episode and earned him a United Nations Environment Program Medal (1988). After geneticist and broadcaster David Suzuki became a noted world authority on the fruit fly, he devoted himself full-time to environmental concerns and, in doing so, popularized science for millions. His latest volume, The Sacred Balance (1997), reinforces this theme. [Photo, courtesy Canadian Broadcasting Corporation] International Wildlife cum laude His discoveries drew the attention of scientists around the world, and, in 1968, Suzuki served as Canadian delegate to the International Congress of Genetics in Tokyo. By the early 1970s, a 20-plus staff was working in his lab where he often slept at nights on a hammock. Such dedication to research cost Suzuki his first marriage in 1965. Moreover, his increasing concerns about the potential negative impacts on society of science and technology prompted Suzuki, in the mid-70s, to abandon much of his scientific research. From 1974-79, Suzuki hosted the CBC radio show

3. David Suzuki David suzuki david T. Suzuki PhD, Chair of the David Suzuki Foundation, is an awardwinning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster. http://www.sbs.com.au/davidsuzuki/

4. David Suzuki - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia David Suzuki. External links. Suzuki s curriculum vitae; The David Suzuki Foundation, with the mission of popularization of science and environment; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Suzuki

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help David Suzuki From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dr. David T. Suzuki (born March 24 ) is a Vancouver -born Canadian geneticist who has attained prominence as a science broadcaster and an environmental activist. He received his BA from Amherst College in Massachusetts in 1958 and his PhD. from the University of Chicago in 1961. Since 1960, Suzuki has hosted The Nature of Things , one of the earliest shows of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation after it became national, which has aired in nearly 50 countries worldwide. He was also the host of the PBS series The Secret of Life . He had been the Genetics Professor at the University of British Columbia for 30 years (1969 until his retirement in 2001), and has since been professor emeritus at a university research institute. A Planet for the Taking , a 1985 hit series, averaged over 1.8 million viewers per episode and earned him a United Nations Environment Program Medal in Suzuki is the author of 32 books (15 for children), including

5. David Suzuki David Suzuki, Wisdom of the Elders a book review, David Suzuki s Declaration of Interdependence. Science Organization. David Suzuki A TV Personality http://northonline.sccd.ctc.edu/phi298/authors/Suzuki.htm

David Suzuki Wisdom of the Elders: a book review David Suzuki's Declaration of Interdependence Science Matters: An editorial by David Suzuki David Suzuki Organization ... writing workshop

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7. MSCI Search General Search Results for David Suzuki Type Paperback, By Suzuki, David, $30.00, Buy Now, More Info. Sacred Balance Type Paperback, By Suzuki, David T. $41.40, Buy Now, More Info. Page Number ( 1 ) http://www.musicselection.com/msci/search?action=doBasicArtistSearch&artistSearc

8. DVD Videos Music Games Maps Gifts Bargain Books Your search for suzuki+david+t+ yielded 5 results using author Displaying results 1 to 5. 1. Introduction to Genetic Analysis Suzuki http://www.countrybookshop.co.uk/cgi-bin/search.pl?searchtype=author&searchtext=

9. David Suzuki DAVID SUZUKI Ron Wideman. Markham, ON Fitzhenry Whiteside, 1988. 48pp., paper, $6.95. ISBN 088902-859-1. CIP. Grades 3 - 6 / Ages http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/cmarchive/vol17no4/davidsuzuki.html

DAVID SUZUKI Ron Wideman. 48pp., paper, $6.95. ISBN 0-88902-859-1. CIP. Grades 3 - 6 / Ages 8 - 11 Reviewed by Adele M. Fasick. Volume 17 Number 4 1989 July As a child growing up in British Columbia, David Suzuki was told by his father, "You have to be ten times better than other Canadians in everything you do, because if you are only as good as they are you'll lose out every time." Suzuki learned that lesson and has spent most of his life being better at science, broadcasting, writing and teaching than most other Canadians. This biography follows Suzuki from his happy early childhood through the bitter years of internment during World War II and on to his successful academic career, his brief years of working in the United States, and his return to Canada and even greater success as a geneticist and an interpreter of science for the general public. This well-balanced biography does not slight Suzuki's personal life - his high school experiences and his two marriages and five children are mentioned - but it focuses on the development of his environmental concerns and his attempts to change Canadians' attitudes toward science. By the use of well-chosen quotations, the author lets Suzuki speak to readers in his own words. The book ends with a quotation that sums up many of his hopes: "Efforts to teach children to love and respect nature are priceless ... I hope this new generation will look after our planet better than we have."

10. A TRIBUTE FROM SUZUKI DAVID JEFFERIES 1972 - 2003 rounder. Philip Neil, Team Manager of the TAS Suzuki team The death of David has left the team shocked and devastated. Not only http://www.bikersweb.co.uk/latest/may03/315tribute_from_suzuki.htm

A TRIBUTE FROM SUZUKI DAVID JEFFERIES 1972 - 2003 31/5 - DAVID JEFFERIES, 30, the fastest ever rider on the TT Mountain Course, died on Thursday when he crashed his 1000cc TAS Suzuki during practice for this year’s races in the Isle of Man. The much liked David Jefferies on his last lap of the course on Thursday, David died holding the lap record and the fastest practise time for the 1000 Production class The burly Yorkshireman was on his second lap of the dry roads, afternoon session when his machine left the road at the flat out in top gear, 160mph left hand kink between Glen Vine and Crosby. On the opening lap he recorded a speed of 125.20mph. The afternoon practice session was stopped and then abandoned with an extra session for solo riders being scheduled for Friday morning. In an official statement, the race organising ACU, said that an enquiry into the details of the incident would be instituted immediately. Following the cancellation of the TT because of foot and mouth disease in 2001, Jefferies joined Suzuki for last year’s event and added yet another victory treble in the F1, Senior and Production races. Also last year, Jefferies won the Superbike race at the North West 200 and the production 1000cc race at the Ulster GP on TAS GSX-R Suzuki machines.

11. Crooked Cucumber: The Life And Zen Teaching Of Shunryu Suzuki David Chadwick Crooked Cucumber The Life and Zen Teaching of Shunryu suzuki david Chadwick. Author or Artist David Chadwick. Title Crooked Cucumber http://www.manorwindowsandglass.co.uk/David-Chadwick-Crooked-Cucumber-The-Lif-95

Crooked Cucumber: The Life and Zen Teaching of Shunryu Suzuki David Chadwick Author or Artist : David Chadwick Title: Crooked Cucumber: The Life and Zen Teaching of Shunryu Suzuki Chadwick David David Chadwick Subject: Biography Category: Biography General Format: Paperback Margo Anand-The Art of Sexual Ecstacy... Pamela Weintraub Keith Harary-Lucid Dreams: What They Are and How to Have Them... Chris Jarmey-Shiatsu: The Complete Guide... Kevin Kunz Barbara Kunz-Complete Guide to Foot Reflexology... ... Walt Disney's Cinderella Shall We Dance? (Disney's Princess)...

12. David Suzuki David A. Suzuki, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Director, Oculomotor Neurophysiology Laboratory Phone (317) 2741148 E-mail dsuzuki@iupui.edu Fax (317) 274-0539. http://www.iupui.edu/~ophthal/text/david_suzuki.html

David A. Suzuki, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Director, Oculomotor Neurophysiology Laboratory Phone: (317) 274-1148 E-mail: dsuzuki@iupui.edu Fax: (317) 274-0539 Special Interests Neuroscience Eye Movements Visuomotor Neurophysiology Sensorimotor Mechanisms Degrees Awarded B.A.—University of California, Berkeley, California M.S.—University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota Ph.D.—University of California, Los Angeles, California Professional Activities/Committees Society for Neuroscience Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology American Association for the Advancement of Science Publications (selected) Suzuki DA, Yamada T, Hoedema R, Yee RD. Smooth-pursuit eye movement deficits with chemical lesions in macaque nucleus reticularis tegmenti pontis. Journal of Neurophysiology 82(3): 1178-1186, 1999 September. Yamada T, Suzuki DA, Yee RD. Smooth pursuitlike eye movements evoked by microstimulation in macaque nucleus reticularis tegmenti pontis. Journal of Neurophysiology 76(5): 3313-3324, 1996 November. Yee RD, Spiegel PH, Yamada T, Abel LA, Suzuki DA, Zee DS. Voluntary saccadic oscillations, resembling ocular flutter and opsoclonus.

13. David Suzuki - Saxton Speaker Bureau - Speaker Details Dr David suzuki david T. Suzuki PhD, the Chair of the David Suzuki Foundation, is an awardwinning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster. http://www.saxton.com.au/default.asp?nc8=100&sc8=141&sd8=176

14. David T Suzuki Textbooks Textbooks & Books Price Comparison - Direct Textbook Search by ISBN, Title, Author, Keyword, or Advanced. David T Suzuki Textbooks. Next Textbooks by David T Suzuki. Next Textbooks by David T Suzuki. Love Us? http://www.directtextbook.com/author/david-t-suzuki

Search by ISBN, Title, Author, Keyword, or Advanced David T Suzuki Textbooks Next Textbooks by David T Suzuki An Introduction to Genetic Analysis Hardcover - Show all editions Anthony J. F. Griffiths Jeffrey H. Miller David T. Suzuki ... William M. Gelbart , 04 February, 2000 W H Freeman and Co. List Price: $126.95 Customer Rating: 4.67/5 ISBN: 071673771X The Sacred Balance: Rediscovering Our Place in Nature Hardcover - Show all editions David T. Suzuki Amanda McConnell , March, 1998 Prometheus Books List Price: $31.00 Customer Rating: 4.43/5 ISBN: 1573921998 The Sacred Balance: A Visual Celebration of Our Place in Nature Hardcover - Show all editions David T. Suzuki Amanda McConnell Maria Decambra , April, 2003 Greystone Publishing List Price: $30.00 Customer Rating: 5/5 ISBN: 1550549669 From Naked Ape to Super Species: A Personal Perspective on Humanity and the Global Ecocrisis Hardcover - Show all editions David T. Suzuki Holly Dressel , November, 1999 Stoddart Pub List Price: $20.95 Customer Rating: 4.11/5 ISBN: 0773731946 Good News for a Change: How Everyday People are Helping the Planet Paperback - Show all editions David T. Suzuki

15. David Suzuki Foundation: Home The david suzuki Foundation is a sciencebased Canadian environmental organization, working to protect the balance of nature and our quality of life, now and for future generations. to achieve sustainability within a generation. New david suzuki Foundation report Seas of Change outlines changes needed A weekly column by david suzuki. May 14, 2004 http://www.davidsuzuki.org/

Visit our Newsroom for news releases Hollywood blockbuster The Day After Tomorrow puts climate change in the spotlight Read about Sustainability within a Generation: A new vision for Canada New David Suzuki Foundation report Seas of Change outlines changes needed for West Coast Fisheries Read Dr. Suzuki's essay on biotechnology Watch this video about how you can protect nature A weekly column by David Suzuki. May 14, 2004 Harnessing the power of stuff May 07, 2004 Potholes on the hydrogen highway

16. Life & Times I Canada's Biography Series david suzuki, david suzuki If there s one person whose name is synonymous with the environmental movement in Canada, its david suzuki. http://www.tv.cbc.ca/lifeandtimes/bio1997/suzuki.htm

David Suzuki DAVID SUZUKI If there's one person whose name is synonymous with the environmental movement in Canada , its David Suzuki. As host of CBC television’s The Nature of Things , he’s brought the world of science, and his environmental crusade, into the nations living rooms. He is also an acclaimed geneticist, prolific author and impassioned orator. Suzuki’s carefree childhood in British Columbia came to an abrupt end in 1942, when his family was herded into an internment camp . In the mass hysteria following the bombing of Pearl Harbour, people of Japanese descent were held as enemies of Canada. Their property and belongings confiscated, his family moved to Ontario to rebuild their lives. In high school, Suzuki excelled academically, but always felt like an outsider. He went on to earn his Ph.D. in the United States, then returned to British Columbia, gaining a reputation as a brilliant genetic researcher. In 1979, he was hired as host of The Nature of Things and began speaking out about the wanton destruction of Canada’s natural resources. His outspoken views have earned him accolades and enemies - he’s been the target of hate mail, vandalism and personal attack. In this candid biography, David Suzuki reflects on his role as husband and father, and talks about the lasting wounds of his war-time experience. He still feels the bitter pain of being called an alien in his own country. Despite his fame and success, he feels he must continue to prove his worth to other Canadians. Interviews with his sisters, his second wife, Tara, and their two daughters provide a rare glimpse of a complex, driven man.

17. David Suzuki Two newspaper articles. http://www.canoe.ca/JamBooksFeatures/suzuki_david.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index More Showbiz headlines Thursday, December 10, 1998 Suzuki questions the way we treat our Earth By DEBORAH GARDNER Hamilton Spectator You're driving to the storewhen you notice a small woodedarea on the side of the road. One month later, the forest hasbeen clear-cut. Six months later, the first stage of an apartment building is rising from the ground. One year later, you forget the forest even existed. "We want Earth to speed up, our forests don't grow fast enough for us," said Canadian icon David Suzuki at bookstore Chapters in Ancaster yesterday while promoting his new book, Earth Time:Essays. "Human time is out of sync with Earth time." Earth Time, published by Stoddart ($22.95), is a selection of environmental essays from the last years of the syndicated column he wrote for 12 years.

18. CNEWS Science: David Suzuki Current and archived versions of the column, suzuki's View. http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWSScience/suzuki.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index CNEWS Home World Iraq Canada ... SHOP.Canoe Canoe Google Sun Papers Columns Your View Today in History Friday, May 28, 2004 David Suzuki CNEWS Science February 2004 Canada could be sustainable within a generation Conference gets to the heart of sustainability FEBRUARY 2004 Changing the future means changing priorities Industrial meat production causes more problems Diseases of the poor badly underfunded DECEMBER Media could help build better connections Consumer products start and end with nature Air not as anonymous as we think Big technology won't solve water problems NOVEMBER Industry needs a push to build better cars Growing population drives the need for change Better living through pig iron Ocean meadows threatened by development OCTOBER Mother Nature, the newest scapegoat

19. Crooked Cucumber--Suzuki Roshi Bio & Archive There's going to be a birthday bash for suzukiroshi's hundredth birthday and the oral history and other archiving being conducted by david Chadwick. Give to the Cucumber Project http://www.cuke.com/

cuke.com - an archival site on the life and world of Shunryu Suzuki and those who knew him. bibliography interviews stories digressions ... excerpts and more if you look around Go to WHAT'S NEW? About Crooked Cucumber, the book Read the Jacket Notes Excerpts Book Reviews Readers' Comments ... Errata About Shunryu Suzuki Interviews Suzuki Stories Photograph Gallery Lectures ... Suzuki Archives Project s Miscellany Shine One Corner Sangha News Development Digressions ... Contact Me (DC) Suzuki Roshi lectures on the San Do Kai- Hit thumbnail to enlarge cover. Branching Streams Flow in the Darkness by Shunryu Suzuki For more info go to Branching Streams A small book on Suzuki Roshi and his students - To Shine One Corner of the World [click thumbnail above for bigger picture Not new now and out of print - but you can still get it. I'll update how to get it as the situation changes. - DC More on this book Wind Bell : Teachings from the San Francisco Zen Center - 1968-2001 North Atlantic Books, 2001.

20. NOW With Bill Moyers. Science & Health. David Suzuki On The Impact Of Humanity | david suzuki on the Impact of Humanity. More on This Story Select One. Interview Transcript. State of the Earth. Overview In his interview with Bill Moyers, david suzuki discusses the question http://www.pbs.org/now/science/humanimpact.html

David Suzuki on the Impact of Humanity More on This Story: Select One Interview Transcript State of the Earth Overview In his interview with Bill Moyers, David Suzuki discusses the question of what humans are doing to our air, our soil, and our water. He points out that the consequences of our actions are not yet clear, but that undoubtedly, future generations will see the effects of environmental stress. In his most recent television series, THE SACRED BALANCE , Suzuki discusses how human beings are intimately connected to all life processes on Earth. One of the problems many scientists attribute to human activity is global warming. A study by the JOURNAL IN GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH published in January 2002 showed that human activity has affected the Earth's surface temperature during the last 130 years, and that the shift is not over. While Earth's global temperature during the last ice age, more than 15,000 years ago, was only 3 to 5 degrees Celsius (5 to 9 degrees Fahrenheit) cooler than it is now, northern hemispheric temperature may increase by up to 3.5 degrees Celsius (6.3 degrees Fahrenheit) during the next century alone. On the Environmental News Network , a section on Global Warming and Climate Change expresses the fears of some scientists, warning: Other affects of human behavior on the Earth are so profound that they are visible from space. Photographer Emmet Gowin has been taking the measure of the human footprint on the earth. His stunning aerial photographs appear in a NOW photo essay

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