Suzuki announces plan to retire from The Nature of Things, says it’s time for a new host to bring ‘fresher, more imaginative input’
Eco-activist David Suzuki says he will retire next spring from his long-running post as host of CBC’s “The Nature of Things.”
Suzuki began hosting the series exactly 43 years ago on Oct. 24, 1979 and says it’s time for a new host to bring “fresher, more imaginative input.”A 62nd season of “The Nature of Things” launches Jan. 6, 2023 on CBC TV and CBC Gem.“I have been fortunate to have been endowed with good health which has enabled me to remain the host of the series long after my ‘best before date’,” Suzuki said in a CBC press release issued late Sunday.
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