Teaching the next generation about sloths through interactive workshops in schools (virtually and locally). Dispelling myths and sharing first-hand, scientific knowledge about these poorly understood creatures. Planting the seeds of knowledge and awareness is the key to effective community-based conservation.

Help us to teach the next generation about sloths, the threats they face, and what we can do to protect them! SloCo graphic designer Cecilia Pamich has lovingly created a series of sloth activity booklets with fun facts, activities, and puzzles to help children learn all …

Education of the children who live alongside sloths is important to us, the children who will grow up to be responsible for future conservation efforts

Sloths live in the tropical forests of Central and South America. With their long arms and shaggy fur, they resemble monkeys, but they are actually related to armadillos and anteaters. They...

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Sloth School focuses on natural history, social interactions, morphological considerations and two-toed sloth husbandry. Topics include safe handling techniques, non-invasive ways to encourage and discourage movement, identifying animals as individuals, sexing, protocols for hand-rearing, diet, digestion, introductions and more.

Learn about sloths and their ecosystem and view supporting materials from PBS Learning Media. Learn more about two toed sloths from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. See the bones of a giant ground sloth by taking a virtual tour of the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

Our educational programs aim to educate all ages and nationalities. People all over the world have the potential to affect sloths in the wild. Through classes and presentations, we have worked with students in Costa Rica and internationally in the US and the UK to educate them about sloth biology and ways they can help keep sloths wild.

The Science of Sloths is a network of sloth experts dedicated to improving the outcomes for sloths worldwide through science, research, advisory, and education www.scienceofsloths.org sponsored by Educated Zookeeper, LLC

Fun facts, activities, and puzzles to help children learn all about sloths and wildlife conservation! Did You Know? Sloths are anatomically designed for hanging upside down in the trees – even …