We see this literally every day in our town, which is why we restore sloth habitat in urban areas by planting trees and installing canopy bridges! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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We see this literally every day in our town, which is why we restore sloth habitat in urban areas by planting trees and installing canopy bridges! | The Sloth Conservation Foundatio
The Sloth Conservation Foundation. Global Genius · Jazzy Wanderer. We see this literally every day in our town, which is why we restore sloth habitat in urban areas by planting trees and installing canopy bridges!
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note.: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cable
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note.: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cable
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cables
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cables
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The Urban Sloth Project is research to understand the impacts of the urbanization of the jungle. This video from @technicallyinpanama shows what happens when sloths' habitats overlap our civilization and why it's essential to develop ways in which humans and wildlife can coexist peacefully! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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The Urban Sloth Project is research to understand the impacts of the urbanization of the jungle. This video from @technicallyinpanama shows what happens when sloths' habitats overlap our civilization and why it's essential to develop ways in which humans and wildlife can coexist peacefully! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note.: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cable
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note.: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cable
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cables
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Through our Sloth Crossings Project, we are creating a grid (that currently features over 250 canopy bridges!) to connect fragmented habitats in urbanized areas, aiding sloths and other wildlife. If you live in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica and would like to have bridges (for free!) on your property to help sloths, monkeys, kinkajous, and other wildlife, please send us a message, and we'll contact you! Note: The sloth is using low-voltage insulated power lines, telephone, and internet cables
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The Urban Sloth Project is research to understand the impacts of the urbanization of the jungle. This video from @technicallyinpanama shows what happens when sloths' habitats overlap our civilization and why it's essential to develop ways in which humans and wildlife can coexist peacefully! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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The Urban Sloth Project is research to understand the impacts of the urbanization of the jungle. This video from @technicallyinpanama shows what happens when sloths' habitats overlap our civilization and why it's essential to develop ways in which humans and wildlife can coexist peacefully! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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Through the Connected Gardens Project, we’ve turned gardens into safe corridors with 360 bridges and 11,000 trees planted. Help us keep sloths and wildlife moving safely and support our work at the link in bio! #SlothConservation #ConnectedGardens #CostaRicaWildlife #SlothCrossing | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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Through the Connected Gardens Project, we’ve turned gardens into safe corridors with 360 bridges and 11,000 trees planted. Help us keep sloths and wildlife moving safely and support our work at the link in bio! #SlothConservation #ConnectedGardens #CostaRicaWildlife #SlothCrossing | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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How do sloths adapt to living in towns? The Urban Sloth Project is a research initiative studying the impact of urbanization on sloth behavior. Visit our website to learn more! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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How do sloths adapt to living in towns? The Urban Sloth Project is a research initiative studying the impact of urbanization on sloth behavior. Visit our website to learn more! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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Fences, walls, rooftops, restaurants, roads -sloths are showing up everywhere here Costa Rica. At The Sloth Conservation Foundation, we run community-based projects to find real solutions so people and sloths can coexist. From regenerating sloth habitat and reconnecting forest patches in urban areas, to educational outreach and groundbreaking research—we work tirelessly to protect sloths and the forests they call home. Like, share, follow, and make a donation to help us keep going! #conservation
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Fences, walls, rooftops, restaurants, roads -sloths are showing up everywhere here Costa Rica. At The Sloth Conservation Foundation, we run community-based projects to find real solutions so people and sloths can coexist. From regenerating sloth habitat and reconnecting forest patches in urban areas, to educational outreach and groundbreaking research—we work tirelessly to protect sloths and the forests they call home. Like, share, follow, and make a donation to help us keep going! #conservation
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Why study sloths in urban habitats? 🦥🏘🚗 To help them survive and thrive in human-populated areas. Visit our website to learn more about The Urban Sloth Project and how you can help sloths! . #PuertoViejo #Science #Research | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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Have you seen a sloth...? 🦥👀 The Urban Sloth Project, one of our current research, is a study about the impacts of urbanization on the lives and behavior of wild sloths in the South Caribbean. For this, we monitor the sloths with tracking collars and sloth backpacks. We also display signage in the study areas, explaining the project and encouraging people to contact us if they see a sloth wearing one of our tracking devices. What are the odds of seeing this? Visit our website to learn more abo
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Debbie is a wild sloth we monitor through the Urban Sloth Project. You can symbolically adopt her, receive an adoption pack, and follow her journey with her GPS map and weekly updates. It is the perfect Christmas gift and supports real conservation for wild sloths and their rainforest homes! ❤️ Adopt Deborah on our website. Find the link in our bio and stories! Note: Sloths should not be pets or used for entertainment. Deborah lives freely in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica, and our research,
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How do Sloth Fellows make sloth conservation possible? 🦥
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'Your house' is planet Earth 😉 Follow us for more sloth content and visit our website to learn about our conservation projects and how to help sloths! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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This sloth is wearing a VHF collar, enabling us to track and monitor its movements for our scientific research. Our current study, the Urban Sloth Project, focuses on the urbanization of sloths' habitats and its impact on their behavior and ecology. #science #viral #sloth | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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From Parking Lot to Little Forest [PART 1] The Connected Gardens Project began with a simple idea: any garden or property can become part of a living biological corridor. In the South Caribbean, where urban spaces often fragment the forest, our mission is to restore habitat and reconnect it with canopy bridges so sloths and wildlife can move freely and safely. Today we want to share a story that perfectly shows how this project works and why it matters. Stay tuned for Part 2! Spoiler: wildlife h
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Not all sloth work is the same... Some people help orphaned and injured sloths, and although we’ve been there, that’s not what we do! We work with wild sloths: we study them in the forest, learn about their behavior and ecology, and most importantly, we work to protect the habitats they call home. Because the best rescue is the one that never has to happen. Follow us for more research, conservation, and sloth content! Visit our profile to make a gift to sloths and support our projects! | The Slo
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Living in Costa Rica means wildlife encounters in your garden are a common delight. That's why it's crucial to develop conservation initiatives to enhance the safety of urbanized habitats for sloths and other wildlife. Follow us to discover more about our projects to support sloths, and how you can help them! Credit: @gencity | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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The Bridges Saving Sloths' Lives 🦥❤
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"I might just wait here for a bit... Let time pass..." This wild sloth lives surrounded by our urban infrastructures: power lines, roads, fences, and houses, and faces threats such as unsupervised dogs, roadkill, or human harassment. The sloth doesn't seem bothered at all... Or is it? Visit our website to learn more about the Urban Sloth Project and how we are working to help sloths! Video: @marco_stammberger | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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This week, Deily led the updates on our projects: we counted sloths using both our eyes and a drone, removed an old bridge, and spotted sloths! #project #sloth #conservation | The Sloth Conservation Foundation
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