by TACF | Nov 18, 2013
Rod Longley – Litchfield resident and Longtime Foundation Supporter – Passes Away Founding American Chestnut Foundation “Connecticut Chapter” member and Litchfield resident Rod Longley, passed away October 18th, his 95th birthday. I got to know...
by TACF | Jun 1, 2007
A fine article was published today in New London's the Day as written by David Collins. See the attached document.
by TACF | Jun 19, 2006
Saturday June 17th several TACF members descended upon the Salem American chestnut orchard to cultivate this seasons new seedlings and optimize their chances for survival and growth rate. [click on link for larger image] In attendance were (from left in photo below)...
by TACF | May 20, 2006
Come to Earthplace in Westport for the grand opening at 2:00PM of Natureplace, a new indoor nature experience, and a fun program about the endangered American Chestnut trees. Natureplace features a great big tree in the Explorers? Clubhouse. Gather near the Clubhouse...
by TACF | Apr 9, 2008
The American Chestnut Foundation (TACF) is breeding chestnut trees for ability to survive the blight disease, which killed almost all our native American chestnut. TACF?s goal is to confer on American chestnut the ability to thrive in our nation?s woodlands, as it...
