TamarANNE Tuesday: Where Conservation Begins
TamarANNE Tuesday

TamarANNE Tuesday: Where Conservation Begins

Meet teacher Haidy Gomez and her young students, who are discovering that Colombia’s cotton-top tamarins are more than an endangered species—they are part of their natural heritage. Through stories, art, play, and even a birthday party for the tití, these children are learning that protecting cotton-tops also means protecting the forests they call home. Sometimes the seeds of conservation are planted in the most unexpected places.

TamarANNE Tuesday: The Power of Being Seen
TamarANNE Tuesday

TamarANNE Tuesday: The Power of Being Seen

Fundación Proyecto Tití’s 2026 Premios AVA award is a powerful reminder that recognition can help shine a brighter spotlight on Colombia’s critically endangered cotton-top tamarin and the people working to save it. Being seen builds pride, expands awareness, and inspires more people to take action to ensure cotton-tops have a future in the wild.

TamarAnne Tuesday: The Day a Snake Entered the Classroom
TamarANNE Tuesday

TamarAnne Tuesday: The Day a Snake Entered the Classroom

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.

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