Brother and sister, Carter and Olivia, are passionately interested in wildlife conservation. When they were 8 and 7 years old respectively they founded “One More Generation,” a nonprofit which educates others about the need to protect endangered species.After a visit to the Gulf oil spill in 2010, working with oil-soaked suffering and dead sea turtles, they were shocked to learn how discarded plastics can cause great harm to animals on land and sea. Realizing that many people knew nothing of the causes and dangers of plastic pollution, they created a school curriculum which is available to schools throughout the USA and is being introduced in South Africa, the UK and soon in Australia. So far, they have reached thousands of students with this “Precycling” program, which besides teaching about plastic pollution, gives kids an interesting opportunity to turn trash into art. They also work directly on problems affecting wildlife and are, among other issues, currently collaborating on a Rhino campaign in South Africa and on an Orangutan campaign in Indonesia.