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Why Sloths?

Sloths maintain the health of the rainforest, but they are slipping silently towards extinction.

It is estimated that more than 3,000 sloths are lost every year in Costa Rica. Their survival depends on rainforest connectivity, making them a powerful indicator of forest health. By restoring these forests, we are able to protect the entire rainforest ecosystem and the communities that depend on it.

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Our mission is to develop scalable, community-led solutions with proven, measurable impact.


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Trees Planted

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7094

Sloth School Students

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361

Wildlife Bridges Installed

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810

Dogs Sterilized

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70

Sloths Monitored In The Wild

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Scientific Papers Published

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82%

Reduction In Wildlife Conflict Events in Target Areas

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8000

Hectares of Fragmented Rainforest Reconnected

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Everything you ever wanted to know about sloths from the world's leading sloth specialists.

The Slothopedia is our ultimate online hub for all things sloth, packed with facts, science-based info, and answers to your most curious sloth questions.

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Slothopedia Overview

Sloths are rainforest, tree-dwelling tropical mammals of Central & South America. They are known for their slow, deliberate movements. Learn More ➞

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Two-Fingered Sloths

Two-fingered sloths are much larger than their three-fingered counterparts, reaching 80cm in length and weighing up to 11 Kg. Learn More ➞

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Three-Fingered Sloths

There are five living species of three-fingered sloths, which live within the tropical rainforests of Central & South America. Learn More ➞