The Blog

  • Sloth Journals | Part II

    Pippin, Male Two-Fingered Sloth “I am NOT a boy!” Age: ~ One year and two months Current Weight: 3.2 kg Place of Origin: Siquirres Nickname: The Soothsayer Special Talents: Peering into the future (according to the lore) Then elementary school sloths Pippin and Frodo arrived at the Ranch only days apart and quickly became BFFs. […]

  • Sloth Journals | Part II

    Frodo, Male 2-Fingered Sloth “Where are you going? W-wait for me!” Age: ~ One year and two months Current Weight: 3.5 kg Place of Origin: Siquirres Nickname: Mr. Whiney Butt Special Talents: Holding onto anything like his life depends on it Frodo has always been, well, clingy. As an elementary school baby, Frodo would grab […]

  • TouCanvas Partners with TRR to Give Back

    Toucan Rescue Ranch is pleased to announce their partnership with TouCanvas, a premium canvas printing company based out of Florida. With each purchase made from TouCanvas a portion of each sale  will be given to the TRR as a money donation! TouCanvas is the exclusive canvas retailer for the Toucan Rescue Ranch and a proud Toucan Badge […]

  • The Release Site Survival Guide

    We asked our Release Site team to create a Release Site Survival Guide of what it takes to live and work at the Release Site. They all put their heads together and thought up two lists. One for those newcomers wanting to know what they’re getting themselves into and the second for what items they should […]

  • Coffee 101: Habitat Blend with Cafe Britt

    Cafe Britt Supports Sloth Conservation with the Toucan Rescue Ranch  Costa Rica is known worldwide for its incredible flora and fauna. In fact, it holds approximately 5% of the planet’s biodiversity, despite its land area being only 0.03% of the globe’s surface. Café Britt is committed to environmental sustainability, including the protection of the unique […]

  • Australian looking for “Pura Vida”

    My name is Georgie and I come from the Wollongong region of Australia. For all the non-Aussies out there, that’s Wool-on-gong, a Wodi-Wodi Aboriginal word referring to the city’s coastal location. I have recently graduated with my BSc. in Conservation Biology, and rather than settling for a permanent job back home I decided to come […]