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By Bill Adamsen Director of The American Chestnut Foundation President, CT Chapter TACF Wilton, CT |
With the rush of autumn harvest over, The American Chestnut Foundation (TACF
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The American Chestnut Foundation’s (TACF) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Michael Goergen has been appointed as the organization’s new President & CEO and will begin in mid-September 2025. He will succeed interim President & CEO Bruce Levine.  0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lucinda’s got a tree to introduce you to 🌳👋 8 CommentsComment on Facebook This is D2-19-136 if you'd like to view it on our webpage! Great video, keep them coming. Thanks. I have one from OIKOS that was advertised as 95% American. Here's the trunk -- alittle blight on the lowest branch at left, but that's been yrs ago and has healed over. It's been putting out male pollen racemes, but they don't open (become fuzzy) -- don't know why.
Reminder! TACF's 2025 American Chestnut Photo Contest is going on now, with a new, extended deadline! 1 CommentComment on Facebook who has chestnut seeds? i want to grow some.
Celebrate the legacy of Rex Mann—forester, storyteller, and passionate champion for the American chestnut—with this limited edition Leave Tracks t-shirt. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We’re excited to share a new animated video explaining TACF’s RGS program!  1 CommentComment on Facebook Transgenic American Chestnuts are still a much better option. The product of this method will always be a hybrid and that should not be the goal. |