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Upcoming Events in 2014
Don't miss a Naturestage mashup July 18 of music by The Wednesdays and Calen Perkins with insights on dog behavior by Kerri Hark and connections with honeybees by choreographer and beekeeper Jody Weber (plus a screening of Trisa's Story, a 6 minute film for Naturestage)
Get tickets and see more info Here: http://naturestagemashup.brownpapertickets.com/PAST EVENTS:
Naturestage Salon Series presents Mandolin Virtuoso Matt Glover February 26th at 7:30 in the studio, followed by a presentation on elephants worldwideFounder Miranda Loud speaks on Reinvention and Naturestage's work at Regis College Luncheon Series, October 8, 2013
One Language Project For the Love of Dog exhibit moves to Emerson Hospital, Concord, MA (October thru February 2014) Opening held at Mass. General Hospital October 22 5-7
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- The Non-Human Rights Project of Lawyer Steven Wise October 3, 2014
- Naturestage Mashup July 18! Dog Behavior, Amazing Qualities of Honeybees, Live Music by Americana favorites The Wednesdays and Calen Perkins, Socializing and more July 9, 2014
- Satao – a legend July 9, 2014
- Reflections by Dr. Paula Kahumbu, the global elephant lady, on the death of Satao June 15, 2014
- 14 Minutes Worth Watching for Elephants (with video) April 15, 2014
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Naturestage Mashup July 18! Dog Behavior, Amazing Qualities of Honeybees, Live Music by Americana favorites The Wednesdays and Calen Perkins, Socializing and more
You won’t want to miss our event to support Naturestage on July 18 in our (air conditioned) studio in Waltham. Here’s the lineup and a video of a recent performance by the Wednesdays at Porchfest. You can get your tickets … Continue reading
New Book on Evolving Legal Status of Pets
Originally posted on Animal Blawg:
Hi All, Please excuse the self-promotion, but today marks the publication of my first book, Citizen Canine: Our Evolving Relationship with Cats and Dogs. The book is about how pets have become more like family,…
Naturestage’s Salon Series in 2014 Kicks Off With Matt Glover Wednesday February 26
Our salon series is off and running in the Naturestage studio with the first concert/presentation the incredible Matt Glover playing a 60-minute Trip Around the World (on Mandolin) followed by a brief presentation by Miranda Loud on the state of … Continue reading
Raising a Glass to thedodo.com
January 10th was a wonderful day to open my New York Times. The word “speciesism” was mentioned, which is one of the underlying word-views that Naturestage is trying to challenge, and it is something that needs to become a sea-change … Continue reading
A Week of International Protest Against Poaching and a short film
I was able to attend the most important series of marches to date to protest ivory poaching and the escalating killing of elephants for their tusks. Ivory is now worth more than gold, and with only @ 300,000 elephants left … Continue reading
A synopsis of PBS’s Battle for the Elephants
A synopsis of PBS’s Battle for the Elephants.
New video! Jim and Emmy – for the One Language Project
I am so excited to share this new video I made with Jim James and his dog Emmy. Please share with dog lovers and animal lovers and stay tuned for many more stories to come. Jim and Emmy
Our Animal Nature in the Media…Coming Soon?
I opened the New York Times today and discovered a video on Zoos in America. Last week’s Times featured a front page article on the commonalities between human animal diseases and non human animal diseases. Apparently, other species suffer from … Continue reading
A wonderful short video from the Global Oneness Project
“What if the world embodied our highest potential? What would it look like? As the structures of modern society crumble, where do we find solutions that can help us build the future that serves us all? Below is a short … Continue reading
One Language Project Launched Today in Boston
One Language: For the Love of Dogs – is phase one of an expanding and ongoing exploration of the one language we share with with other species and one another – emotion. I am absolutely thrilled to combine my love … Continue reading