What a difference a day makes…
As we learn more and more about the affects of plastic pollution on our environment and on the many species that share this earth with us, we have become more aware of how much trash is just lying around in our community. If you take the time to look, you too will be amazed to see how much trash we are just throwing on the ground.
OMG Founders Speak @ Waynesville NC First United Methodist Church
We created our presentation, “All God’s Critters Have A Place In The Choir,” in an effort to help church communities remember our responsibilities and to help them better understand how easy it is to be part of the solution.
‘Plastic Awareness Education’ at Cochran Mill Summer Camp
The kids were all so intently listening to Carter and Olivia and each one of them had suggestions of what could be done to ensure this doesn’t continue to happen. We heard many of the students say that they would be telling their parents, and even their school teachers about what our plastic pollution is doing to the environment and how they wanted to help be the solution to the problem.
OMG Founders Speak at the 2011 UMC Mississippi Annual Conference
Let’s talk about Global Climate Change; did you know that “it is estimated that more than 1/3rd of the Earth’s animal species and almost 20% of the plant species face extinction by 2050 if we maintain our current greenhouse gas trajectory.”
OMG Hosts Fayette Public Library After School Program
Olivia and Carter hosted an Endangered Species educational program for the Fayette Public Library After School Program
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…
Kids Are Heroes Day 2010
Kids Are Heroes is an amazing organization dedicated to showcasing amazing kids from around the world and their remarkable causes.
OMG Hosts Gecko Event at Fernbank Museum
We just finished a great event at the lovely Fernbank Museum. The Gecko event was filled with families from all over the US who enjoyed the Gecko exhibit, as well as, all the the great presentations held by various local organizations. OMG was invited to help educate the visitors on the plight of the endangered […]
OMG Outreach Program
Carter and Olivia recently held their Educational Outreach Program for the gifted students from the Xanadu Group at Parkside Elementary School. Students learned all about endangered species and even had an opportunity to play the new OMG Flip Card Game which Carter and Olivia created specifically so they could make learning about endangered species fun and […]
Rattlesnake Roundups
Rattlesnake Roundups” are contests calling for hunters to bring in as many snakes as they can catch in a year, at which point the snakes are slaughtered and sold for skin and meat. Seven states still host these killing contests: Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
Make or break year for earth’s species
Biodiversity | 18.01.2010 Orangutans are just one of the more visible species at risk of extinction in the wild.
Gulf Coast Seabird Rescue – Supply Request
Dear Loyal Supporters, We are in need of some assistance. We are attempting to collect crucial supplies to help with the Seabird/Animal rescue in the gulf.
OMG Video
Click on either of the video links to access our OMG Educational Video. The first one is what we have on YouTube and the second one (scroll down to view) is for all our Overseas visitors. Please help spread the word by liking this video on YouTube and sharing it with your friends: [youtube 60plQRy_4L8] This version […]
OMG in the News – Gulf Oil Spill Cleanup
Check out the latest initiative with which One More Generation is involved as reported by 11 Alive news in Atlanta:
Mountain Gorilla
OMG, did you know… the gorilla’s only known enemies are leopards and humans. Crocodiles are potentially dangerous to lowland gorillas. In western Africa, gorillas are commonly hunted for meat or in retaliation for crop raiding, but in eastern Africa they have been the victims of snares and traps set for antelope and other animals. Poachers […]
