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Who has been stealing our seeds at Los Titíes de San Juan Forest Reserve? A little detective work reveals an unexpected visitor—and raises some interesting questions about life in the forest.

How a stuffed cotton-top tamarin is inspiring young conservationists, connecting families, and teaching an important lesson about wildlife: loving animals means letting them live free.

What's on the menu for cotton-top tamarins in the forests of Colombia? Thanks to some keen observations by our field researcher German, we've discovered two new fruits in their diet, reminding us that even after decades of research, these little monkeys still have plenty to teach us about the forests they call home!

What happens when a cotton-top tamarin leaves home? Some find new families, others join neighboring groups, and occasionally, old friends turn up in the most unexpected places! When Proyecto Tití's research team discovered a new group of cotton-top tamarins, they recognized several familiar faces that had been missing for months—even years. 

What happens when conservationists from Ecuador and Colombia come together? New ideas, shared experiences, and a reminder that protecting endangered species is a challenge we can tackle together.