Saturday, July 7, 2012

Suzuki Denver

Suzuki Denver

Suzuki had a quite large broadcasting career. His career started in 1979, where he hosted
"The Nature of Things" which aired around fifty countries worldwide. Suzuki also hosted a television series called "The Secret of Life". He also won an award, the United Nations Environment Program Medal in 1985 for his hit television series "A Planet for the Taking".Suzuki also did a four hour mini-series called "The Sacred Balance" which aired in 2001.Suzuki has won many honours and awards these include, Canada’s most prestigious award, the Order of Canada Officer which he won in 1976 it has been upgraded to Companion status in 2006, he was awarded the UNESCO’s Kalinga Prize for science 1986 and the Order of British Columbia in 1995 as well as numerous other Canadian and international honours. Suzuki was nominated as one of the top 10 "Greatest Canadians" by viewers of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.Suzuki is also a co-founder of the David Suzuki Foundation. The Foundation was officially opened in 1991. The Foundation mainly concentrates on environmental issues including, aquaculture, biodiversity, climate change, global warming, ecosystem-based forestry, and sustainable fisheries.

Suzuki Denver

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