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Kentucky Kicks Off TACF’s 40th Anniversary Chapter Celebrations
On Saturday, August 26, the Kentucky Chapter held a special annual meeting in Berea. This year, in addition to the usual chapter business, a fun and informative 40th anniversary event took place,...
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Words for Chestnut in Indigenous Languages
By Hal Brindley Many Indigenous cultures share a long history with the American chestnut tree. The tree provided an important supply of food and, in turn, many Indigenous Peoples managed landscapes to...
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Natural pollen dispersal and the effect of controlled burns in American...
2023 Poster Session View all 2023 Posters Maya Niesz Kutsch and Dr. Andrew Newhouse SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, 1 Forestry Drive, Syracuse, New York Download PDF:...
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Restoring endangered Chestnuts trees at William Paterson University — Tyler...
2023 Poster Session View all 2023 Posters Tyler Fishman, Kay Gardiner, Dayanara Magallanes, Mike DaSilva, Nicole Davi William Paterson University, 300 Pompton Rd, Wayne, NJ 07470 Download PDF:...
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Screening full-sib and half-sib families of chestnut seedlings for resistance...
2023 Poster Session View all 2023 Posters Uma Plambeck and J. Hill Craddock The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Dept. Biology, Geology, and Environmental Science, 615 McCallie Ave. Chattanooga...
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Carolinas Chapter Holds Virtual Meeting
By Hannah Leeper, Southern Regional Outreach Coordinator Thank you to President Doug Gillis and the other members and volunteers of TACF’s Carolinas Chapter who attended our virtual meeting on...
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WV Chapter President Mark Double Retires
By WV Board Member Lewis Cook Over a brisk weekend in early October, during the Annual West Virginia Chestnut Festival in Rowlesburg Mark Double, WV-TACF Chapter President, retired from his duties....
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Scion wood collection for southern American chestnut conservation
You can help conserve the American chestnut by collecting scion wood The American Chestnut Foundation is seeking scion wood from wild American chestnut trees from the southern population. (Scion wood...
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Press Release: TACF Discontinues Development of Darling 58
TACF Discontinues Development of Darling 58 Asheville, NC, December 8, 2023 The American Chestnut Foundation (TACF) announced today that it will discontinue its development of the Darling 58 American...
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Press Release: TACF Supports Ohio’s New Seedling Nursery
The American Chestnut Foundation Supports Reforestation, Nurseries, and Genetics Resources Program and Ohio’s New Seedling Nursery Asheville, NC, February 29, 2024 The American Chestnut Foundation...
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