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

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

4K views · 644 reactions | 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 | Facebook

819K views · 10K reactions | AWWW, CUTE ALERT! Two baby sloths were...

Have you ever heard a baby sloth? 🦥💚 Baby sloths make sounds to call their mothers. Two-fingered babies, like this one, make a “meep,” while three-fingered babies produce a high-pitched call. This baby was orphaned and cared for at a local rescue center, then reintroduced into the wild. Remember, sloths are not pets! Celebrate #SlothTober and #InternationalSlothDay by visiting our Slothopedia and making a gift to sloths! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

573K views · 4.4K reactions | Do you like baby sloths? Of course you do! Follow us and visit our website to learn everything about sloths, science, and conservation! (This is footage of a rescued orphaned sloth at a rescue center. Sloths are not suitable pets and should only be handled by professionals). #cute #baby #sloth | The Sloth Conservation Foundation | Facebook