GA-TACF Members, Collaborators, and Interested Others! Our annual chestnut harvest period is just about over, having been hampered a bit by the extended spell of hot, dry weather.  The days have begun to feel more seasonal now, so it’s time to think about fall...

The Georgia Chapter of TACF is pleased to announce two new small grant programs, the first to help fund student interns associated with existing GA-TACF projects and the second to foster the development of research grant proposals to TACF. Please click on the links...

Final announcement: Members and non-members are welcome!! Please register for GA-TACF's Annual Meeting Atlanta History Center Saturday April 13, 10 am - 12 noon. Register Here! Please join us at the Atlanta History Center on Saturday April 13 (10 am - 12 noon) to...

Chestnut Beer on Tap at Southern Brewing in Athens on April 27 GA-TACF is hosting a chestnut-themed event at Southern Brewing Company in Athens on Saturday, April 27, from 3-7 pm. All are welcome, including dogs and kids! Please spread the word and bring your fun...

ROME, Ga. -- Oak Hill & the Martha Berry Museum will offer a lecture March 4 and a woodturning demonstration March 5 to celebrate the exhibition, “From Tree to Treasure: Woodturnings by Al Christopher.” Berry College Dana Professor of Biology Martin Cipollini will...

Chestnut enthusiasts, Ambrosia beetles may soon appear in our chestnut orchards. These beetles normally start wood boring activity as soon as we get three 70oF days in a row in the early spring (usually early March in Georgia). Boring activity lasts until the trees...