Additionally, the Alejandro Angel Escobar Foundation directs the Biodiverse Colombian Fund, which annually offers scholarships to undergraduate and graduate university students in topics related with the knowledge, the conservation and the sustainable use of the Colombian biodiversity. The information about requests and terms to participate can be found through the following the link: www.faae.org.co/colombiabiodiversa/index.html

For the year 2010, both calls are open from January 15 to April 7.

The "Natural History and Politics" exhibition is being displayed at the EAFIT University located in Medellín, Colombia (November 2009 - February 2010).This exhibition results from an earlier exposition in 2008 at the Luis Angel Arango Library of the Republic Bank, supervised by the historian Mauricio Nieto Olarte and with the participation of the University Los Andes, EAFIT University and TBI Colombia. The subject is the exploration of nature by Europeans, especially Spaniards, during the Conquest, Colony and the Republican time. 

The Colombian International Cooperation Agency has organized a series of meetings with government and non government organizations to discuss Government plans for the Amazon and how international cooperation can be linked to those actions. TBI Colombia was one of the institutions to be invited together with the Royal Dutch Embassy, the National Planning Department, the research institutions (Alexander von Humboldt and Sinchi), the Ministry of Environment, National Parks and other NGOs. During these meetings the National Planning Department presented a draft of a document which promotes respect to indigenous cultures, conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, land use plans, human welfare and financial investment in the region.