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Juan Diego Elizondo Garcia - Forest Nursery Manager
The Connected Gardens Project empowers community members to ensure that every single property in a given area maintains canopy connectivity with neighboring properties.

This network of connected gardens provides a safe route of passage for sloths and other arboreal animals and increases habitat availability in disturbed areas.

Sloths are particularly sensitive to the effects of habitat fragmentation because they cannot jump across gaps in the forest canopy.

If they cannot travel from tree-to-tree, sloths are forced to crawl across the ground where they are extremely vulnerable.
We have learned that the majority of people would like to make their land as wildlife-friendly as possible; they just lack the knowledge, resources or motivation to do so.

Through the Connected Gardens Project, we provide people in Costa Rica with everything that they need to make this happen – for free!