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From just 175 acres in 2015 to more than 2,200 acres today, Los Titíes de San Juan Forest Reserve is growing into an important refuge for cotton-top tamarins. Join me for this TamarAnne Tuesday to see how we’re turning former cattle pastures back into forest—one native tree at a time.

From colorful parades and soaring kites to student newscasts and Instagram Reels, schools and communities across Colombia found imaginative ways to celebrate the Month of the Cotton-Top Tamarin. Discover how more than 12,000 students joined teachers, families, and community leaders to turn creativity into a celebration of conservation!

When a snake entered a classroom, one teacher transformed fear into a powerful lesson about respect, conservation, and compassion. Discover how his longstanding connection with Proyecto Tití is inspiring a new generation to protect every species that shares the cotton-top tamarin’s forest.

Camera traps are giving us a rare glimpse into that journey—from a juvenile ocelot exploring on its own, to a young red brocket deer still learning beside its mother, and a tamandua developing the skills it needs to find food and survive. Discover what these young animals can teach us about growing up wild—and why protecting cotton-top tamarin habitat means protecting an entire community of life.

Ever wonder what a typical day looks like for one of the world's smallest—and most dramatic—primates? Join me this TamarANNE Tuesday as we follow a cotton-top tamarin from its adorable bedhead at sunrise to its carefully guarded bedtime, uncovering the fascinating behaviors, family dynamics, and forest adventures that fill every hour in between.