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David Suziki was born in Vancouver Canada. He is a third-generation Japanese Canadian.
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David Suzuki recieved his BA in Biology from Amherst College in Massachusetts.
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David Suzuki received his PhD in zoology from University of Chicago.
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David Suzuki begins his television career. He stared in the children's show, "Suzuki on Science."
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David Suzuki was presented the EWR Steacie Memorial Fellowship.
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David Suzuki founded the radio program, "Ouirks and Quarks," which is still on the air to this day.
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In 1970, David Suzuki hosted the television series, "The Nature of Things," which aired in almost 50 countries worldwide.
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David Suzuki launches a hit series called, "A Planet for the Taking." The show averaged about 1.8 million viewers per episode.
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David Suzuki receives the UNESCO Kalinga Prize.
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The David Suzuki Foundation is officially opened. David Suzuki and his wife co-founded this foundation.
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David Suzuki recieves the Lifetime Achievement Award from UBC.
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David Suzuki retires after teaching at the University of Britsh Columbia as a science professor.
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David Suzuki was awarded the John Drainie Award for broadcasting.
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David Suzuki is announced the 5th Greatest Canadian
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In February 2008, David Suzuki speaks to McGill University students and urges them to speak out against politicians who fail to act on climate change
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David Suzuki is awarded with the Right Livelihood Award.
