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2018 Annual Meeting

2018 Annual Meeting | April 14th | 1:30pm |  CT Chapter of The American Chestnut Foundation®

CT Forest & Parks Goodwin Center, 16 Meriden Road, Rockfall | Speaker: Andy Newhouse

Agenda:

1:30 Opening Reception

2:00 Annual Meeting
Minutes of prior meeting
Treasurer’s Report
President’s Report
Proposed Bylaws Changes
Nomination and Election of Directors and Officers
Old Business
New Business

2:30 or immediately after conclusion of Annual Meeting
Guest Speaker Andy Newhouse, Ph.D. candidate, SUNY ESF
“Ongoing Research and Development of Transgenic American Chestnut trees: Intersection with TACF Research/Production

3:30 Break

3:45 Board of Directors Meeting (Open to all)
Report and approval of Budget
Report and discussion of Orchard Management
Breeding Orchards – Inoculation of trees
Seed Orchards –
Report and discussion of Outreach and Education
Communications
Old Business
New Business

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We love helping students get excited about, and involved in, the American chestnut tree! ... See MoreSee Less

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Save this for when you plant your chestnuts! All you need is a deep pot, well-draining soil, and proper seed orientation for success. 🌱

Want to learn more about growing chestnuts? Visit this link to learn more: tacf.org/growing-chestnuts/

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I appreciate the effort, but you’re just planting a tree that will die young.

Another way is put out a bunch of chestnuts, walnuts, acorns etc and let the squirrels plant them (they won't eat them all)!

Where do you get the American chestnuts?

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I highly recommend checking out this article by Robert Foster, in which he reminisces about the time he helped save a large, standing American chestnut tree. He also shares an older article that tells the full story of the tree and the effort to preserve it. The original piece, published in American Forests magazine, is titled “Saving Something of Value” by Herbert E. McLean and is copied below his introduction.

Click the following link to check it out: rfoster.substack.com/p/one-big-tree

#americanchestnut #nature #explore #fighttosave #story
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I highly recommend checking out this article by Robert Foster, in which he reminisces about the time he helped save a large, standing American chestnut tree. He also shares an older article that tells the full story of the tree and the effort to preserve it. The original piece, published in American Forests magazine, is titled “Saving Something of Value” by Herbert E. McLean and is copied below his introduction. Click the following link to check it out: https://rfoster.substack.com/p/one-big-tree #americanchestnut #nature #explore #fighttosave #story
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