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CT books depict the diversity of people who work as scientists and conservationists.

Diverse characters send a message - "Everyone can protect wildlife"

The first step in data management for this course was to acquire as much geographic data as possible to support any potential research / production paths. This resulted in 130GB of data and imagery from three primary sources (IndianaMAP, Indiana…

Writers Ashley Owens (Sloth) and Zoe Sherer (Macaws) led the development of the story plot and text.

Team member Karina Kasmauskis translated each book into Spanish.

The CT Team practiced using the same type of radio telemetry equipment as the researchers in Costa Rica.

The CT Team practiced using the same type of radio telemetry equipment as the researchers in Costa Rica.

Interdisciplinary teams develop CT Books

Character illustrator Rhiannon Morrison-Naylor and writer Ashley Owens collaborating on the Sloths storyboard.

Illustrators painting backgrounds and animals for "Sloths"

Conservation Tales team working on development of the books.
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