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This past Arbor Day, April 27, 125 Kanawha County, WV students from Mary Ingles Elementary School and DuPont Middle School participated in...
This year, TACF is initiating a range-wide search for surviving American chestnuts in the forest. From Maine to Alabama,...
On April 7, a snowy Saturday in northeastern Ohio, TACF’s Ohio Chapter hosted a Chestnut Growers’ Workshop at the Trumbull...
When American chestnut hybrids growing in an orchard contract the blight and are cut down, they will re-sprout and re-grow...
Among the things Maryland Chapter members enjoy – besides weeding in orchards when temperatures are in the 90s and deburring...
On April 5th, officials from the Maryland Chapter and the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) marked another milestone in their...
The Florida torreya is North America’s most endangered conifer, with less than one percent of its population remaining. Now, scientists...
Greenhouse construction at TACF’s Meadowview Research Farms in VA is in its final stages of development. The greenhouse was funded...
While March has come in like a lion for some of us, it also marks the kick off to...
TACF’s 2018 seed distribution has come to a close. On Thursday, March 1, staff from the National office in Asheville...
Mark Stoakes, GA Chapter board member, marshaled the Georgia Chapter forces on February 20 to plant about 16 American chestnut...
When it comes to biodiversity, humans have been about as good for life on Earth as a giant asteroid slamming...