iMatter March – May 8, 2011

Posted on May 8, 2011 in Articles, OMG News, Video
iMatter March – May 8, 2011

What is an iMatter March you ask? A global youth march to let the world know that climate change is a moral issue — not a political or financial one. By marching in the streets, the youth of this world will let the leaders know that we matter and we need our whole society to reduce emissions and live as if our future matters!

What do those “Recycle” numbers on plastic really mean anyway?

What do those “Recycle” numbers on plastic really mean anyway?

We have all been taught by the plastic industry that the symbol means the plastic can be recycled and that it is safe for use in our households. The reality is unfortunately different. Although arguably, all plastics are “Recyclable” the reality is that unless a recycler can find a buyer of the used plastic, it too will end up in our landfill.

Do You Really Need That Bottled Water… Seriously?

Do You Really Need That Bottled Water… Seriously?

The Story of Bottled Water, released on March 22, 2010 (World Water Day) employs the Story of Stuff style to tell the story of manufactured demand—how you get Americans to buy more than half a billion bottles of water every week when it already flows from the tap.

Day 3 of Our Plastic Awareness Week

Day 3 of Our Plastic Awareness Week

Today was Carter and Olivia’s turn to meet with the two large Primary Student classrooms and they did this all on their own. Mrs. Margaret (Director of our school) picked them both up from their classrooms and escorted them over to speak with all the waiting students.

Day 2 of Our Plastic Awareness Week

Day 2 of Our Plastic Awareness Week

When we asked what we could do different to make their learning more enjoyable, the only request we received was that the Plastic Awareness event needs to last an entire month, or even be something that is focused on all year long. You gotta love our youth of today 😉

OMG Founders Launch “Plastic Awareness Week” in School

OMG Founders Launch “Plastic Awareness Week” in School

Plastic Awareness Week tasks all students and families to bring in their plastic trash every day to school. The plastic trash will be collected in a trailer located in the front of the school during the week so each child can watch and see the quick accumulation of plastic trash their small school amasses.

Letter from an 8-year old

Posted on Jan 30, 2011 in Articles, OMG News, Rattlesnakes
Letter from an 8-year old

Dear Sir,

“Don’t kill the snakes… please ;-( Do you see how much it hurts me when you and others kill the snakes? Why does your group kill snakes? Did you know animals help us and we humans do nothing but harass and kill them? Why don’t you help them? Why, can you tell me?…

2011 Georgia Rattlesnake Roundup

Posted on Jan 17, 2011 in Articles, OMG News, Rattlesnakes
2011 Georgia Rattlesnake Roundup

Rattlesnake Roundups, a southern tradition that needs to change.

Plastic… it’s what’s for dinner

Posted on Jan 6, 2011 in Articles, Environmental Conservation, OMG News, Video
Plastic… it’s what’s for dinner

Did You Just Eat a Plastic Bag? How Plastic Pollution Has Entered Our Food Chain

OMG, Thanks!

Posted on Jan 1, 2011 in Articles, OMG News, Volunteer
OMG, Thanks!

We want to thank everyone for believing in our mission and for allowing us to be part of your lives. We hope we still portrait the type of organization you all hoped we would be…

iBand Christmas Music

Posted on Dec 21, 2010 in Articles

The talented band members and staff from our church treated folks to a special treat. They performed this amazing music using only their iPads and iPhones

Elephants are social creatures

Posted on Dec 18, 2010 in Articles, Elephants, OMG News, Video
Elephants are social creatures

Circus Animal Cruelty: Abused for Entertainment. We can stop this practice by just not going. Stop buying tickets to these events and they will go away, and the cruelty will stop, it’s that simple

GOT PLASTIC ???

GOT PLASTIC ???

What does Plastic have to do with an organization dedicated to the preservation of endangered species? Did you know that the number one item which is polluting our oceans in Plastic Bags? Did you know that America consumes over 1-Billion single use plastic bags each year?

Caring for Creation

Caring for Creation

Carter and Olivia will be Guest Speakers at the 2011 Caring For Creation Event

Positively Positive ;-)

Posted on Nov 8, 2010 in Articles, Video, Youth Empowerment
Positively Positive ;-)

A video is Will.i.Am and the Sesame Street Gang from the site Positively Positive. Please check them out. God knows, we could all use some positive news daily.