by TACF | Aug 26, 2005
Important Note This page has been superseded by new pages on the site, and will no longer be updated. Please visit these pages to review the appropriate documents. All Documents, Financial, Legal, and other Presentations In addition, documents related to Chestnut...
by TACF | Oct 26, 2005
“The American Chestnut tree once covered more than a quarter of the eastern woodlands from Michigan to Maine, and down into Georgia. But more than a century ago, a lethal fungus began killing off the great trees. Three and a half billion trees died. But they may...
by TACF | Mar 8, 2008
Celebrate Earth and Arbor Days by helping The American Chestnut Foundation plant an orchard in Guilford, CT. Our goal is to produce a blight resistant American Chestnut tree that will thrive in Connecticut. We're doing this using a traditional plant breeding and...
by TACF | Mar 23, 2007
As Earth Day approaches, do something significant for the earth! Volunteer a few hours of your time locally to help make a difference. Help us restore the American Chestnut to Connecticut, by volunteering a few hours of your time towards planting our crop of CT...
by TACF | Feb 6, 2012
By Bill Adamsen President, CT Chapter TACF Dr. Paul Sisco, President of the Carolinas Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation sent this note last week. I enjoyed reading about the New England dispersed progeny of former Tennessean John Quillin Tilson assembling on...
