23/09/2026
In 2015, Los Titíes de San Juan Forest Reserve protected just 175 acres. Today, it has grown to more than 2,200 acres, creating more protected habitat for cotton-top tamarins and the many other species that share their forest. But expanding the reserve is only part of the story. By planting native trees and restoring former cattle pastures, we’re helping bring the tropical dry forest back—one tree at a time. 🌳💚
📖 Click the link below to read the full TamarANNE Tuesday and discover how Los Titíes de San Juan is growing into an important refuge for cotton-top tamarins.
Sometimes when I look at the open pastures at Los Titíes de San Juan Forest Reserve, I try to imagine what it will look like 10, 20, or 50 years from now. Today, I might be standing in the hot Colombian sun surrounded by grass and tiny trees that barely reach my waist. But in my mind, I see a fores...