This book is the first comprehensive exploration of theoretical biology in the context of hybrid, real-time evolution within an ethical and philosophical context. The book focuses upon global biodiversity conservation from the perspectives of mathematical and phenomenological areas of critical significance to the crisis of endangered species and habitat; and the well-being – as well as potential extinction – of humankind. The book discusses new, landmark theories of ecological imagination, survival ethics, and an altogether original discourse on the nature of Nature.

https://santafebotanicalgarden.org/

Ms. Ingrid Newkirk (http://www.ingridnewkirk.com/) -President and Co-Founder of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals); Dr. Con Slobodchikoff, Professor Emeritus, Department of Biological Sciences, Norther Arizona University (www.conslobodchikoff.com), and Art Historian, Author and Curator, David Wagner, Ph.D. (http://www.davidjwagnerllc.com/)

See new books by Dancing Star Foundation authors and co-authors: Bionomics In The Dragon Kingdom: Ecology, Economics and Ethics in Bhutan in November 2018, and The Theoretical Individual in February 2018, as well as The Tuscany Dialogues coming out in the Fall of 2019.

My tryst with wild balsams began in the late 1990s when a young botanist took me to the western Upper Nilgiris to view the flowering spectacle that unfolds in September.

Sunday, July 13, 6:00pm PT / 9:00pm ET
with Joanna Macy and Dr. Michael Tobias.

The program will be streamed globally at www.GlobalSpirit.tv and broadcast nationally in the US on satellite channel Link TV [DIRECTV Ch 375 | DISH Network Ch 9410]

A book by Michael Tobias and Jane Morrison stressesneed for universal coherence.
"We either recognize the miracle of other sentient intelligence, sophistication, and genius, or risk enshrining the shortest lived epitaph of any known vertebrate in earth’s 4.1 billion years of life."

There is no denying that the resources driving our documentation and understanding of biodiversity are rooted in the history of colonialism. From the Victorian practices of stuffing cabinets with curiosities from conquered lands, to the development of GIS technologies and satellite imaging associated with military might, the tools of our trade for documenting all forms of life and understanding its dynamic intricacies come from power associated with affluent nations.  

Dancing Star Foundation is very pleased to announce its 2016 Dancing Star Foundation Research Fellow, Dr. Melanie DeVore!

In this issue, we bring you updates from two MAHB Nodes: the Dancing Star Foundation, and the One Health Initiative, along with news from the Land Rights Now initiative.

Watch the discussion between Dancing Star Foundation's President Michael Tobias and President and Founder of The Club of Budapest, Ervin Laszlo.

Held at Saint Mary's College Museum of Art on February 14, 2016.

The President of David J. Wagner, LLC. is producing the traveling museum exhibition 'Environmental Impact', which Dr. Wagner personally curated.

Marc Bekoff Ph.D presents an article for his interview with author and Dancing Star Foundation's President Michael Charles Tobias regarding the new edition of Tobias' novel, The Adventures of Mr. Marigold.

Take a look at some of the artwork being displayed at Saint Mary's College Museum of Art.

Read Julie Heffernan's latest published essay on Stanford's MAHB blog, whose artwork is currently on display in the traveling museum exhibition, 'Environmental Impact'.

Terminal Philosophy Syndrome – Ecology and the Imponderable

Preface by the Prime Minister of Bhutan

From Springer Nature Science Publishers, Switzerland, Germany and NY,

On Bhutan and Himalayan Conservation

For some three decades a most telling climate change experiment was conducted at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Colorado, at an altitude of 9,500 ft. The long-term results, though restricted to a small section of alpine meadow, are emblematic of other, significant impacts being felt across every cubic meter of the planet. This short, stunning 17-minute documentary, by the Dancing Star Foundation, chronicles what happened. Executive Producer, Jane Gray Morrison, Producer Travis Johnson, Directed by Michael Tobias.

Featuring John Harte, Paul Ehrlich and Michael Tobias

1)_One-Hour Conversation with Dr. Michael Charles Tobias, President, Dancing Star Foundation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXTgP8gE8ys

2) Fifteen-Minute Conversation with Jane Gray Morrison and Dr. Michael Charles Tobias https://investigativelawoffices.box.com/s/1zhwt3m033q0vnn654eeyioh9rbnxos1

3) Wake-Up Call for the Planet – Short Video with Dr. Michael Charles Tobias https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS2mqBPeAx8

4) Earth Day 2020: Biodiversity -Short Video with Dr. Michael Charles Tobias https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FF3Mz74FQ8kG6G_TWKLRkQzLhQ451D1r

5) Measurable Successes – Short Video with Dr. Michael Charles Tobias https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-BXRe9gskk

Special Thanks to: https://ourcarbonfootprint.org

It is by no means the first time that a nation has narrowly voted to ensure that the world remain somehow inconceivably flat, ecologically speaking. History is replete with one mass delusion triggered by inner demons after another; of a variety of terrors unleashed on those who remain incredulous that there are so many stark conceptual differences between members of one species.

See the latest essay/review by Ms. Erika Gavenus pertaining to the work, Sanctuary: Global Oases of Innocence, a Dancing Star Foundation Book, by Michael Charles Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison, published today at Stanford University's MAHB - Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere, at, including a photo gallery from the book.

Listen to Robert Bateman and Kent Ullberg on Ecotopia with Susan and Stephen Tchudi on KZFR 90.1 on this blog.

The screening will be held on Thursday, March 10, 2016, from 2:00pm to 4:40 pm.

Read one of Michael Charles Tobias' favorite essays, which explores how artists can use their platform to help the general public care about nature.

Read Michael C. Tobias' latest published essays on Stanford's MAHB, including his review of Tarun Chhabra's recently released book.

Global ecologists Dr. Michael Charles Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison will be broadcasting live on Conversations, an online platform. Tune in on Tuesday, November 17th, 2015.

Read more on Michael Tobias' life, accomplishments, and filmography.

The Georgia College Departments of Mass Communication and Philosophy and Liberal Studies will host the university's Martha Daniel Newell Visiting Scholar, Dr. Michael Tobias, for the spring 2016 semester. As part of his residency, Tobias will host a unique experience called "Bio Reverie" which will be turned into a documentary film. Participants will be chosen and notified by Dec. 15, 2015.

http://isjs-newsletter.in/Newsletter/2019/Nov/November.html

Authors: Michael Charles Tobias, Jane Gray Morrison

Michael Tobias in his book Life Force, writes at length about the ancient Jain practice of ahimsa, or non-violence, and how becoming acutely aware of the suffering of others can be mitigated if we just stopped and deeply thought about how much unnecessary pain and suffering we cause to a variety of life forms surrounding us.

The MAHB’s July newsletter is out! With updates from the Dancing Star Foundation, the One Health Initiative and much more!

Newell Scholar Dr. Michael Charles Tobias ends his residency at Georgia College after a semester of filmmaking, community outreach and ecological knowledge sharing.

The Dancing Star Foundation book, The Metaphysics of Protection (Waterside Press, 2014) just published by Prospekt Publishers, Moscow in its first Russian language edition, with Preface by leading Russian philosopher and globalist, Dr. Alexander Chumakov.

Read the exclusive interview with GSCU's Her Campus conducted with Tobias concerning the film "No Vacancy".

Read more on President Barack Obama and Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joint statement.

The exhibit runs through Sunday, May 1.

Dr. Michael Charles Tobias, President of Dancing Star Foundation, to speak on how to incorporate environmental sustainability in school curriculum. The event takes place on March 7, 2016, at 12pm.

The Many Shades of Green newest podcast features global ecologist and animal rights activist Michael Tobias, to discuss the Conference of Parties (COP21) taking place in Paris.

Watch the six part documentary on the story of Howard Lyman, the fourth generation cattle rancher turned vegan activist. Directed by Michael Tobias.

September 3rd - Oct. 31st 2015

Interviews conducted by Michael Charles Tobias & Jane Gray Morrison.

Eco News Network is pleased to share the latest Eco Essay by Michael Tobias and Jane Morrison titled "Living in a World of Science, Ethics, Heartbreak and Love."

Watch Michael Tobias "The Perils and Promise of Ecotourism" discussion in a special symposium co-hosted by The Canisius College Institute for the Study of Human-Animal Relations, The Brock University Department of Tourism Management and The William H. Fitzpatrick Institute of Public Affairs and Leadership that took place on January 18-19th of 2015.