News from TACF
The forest may be sleeping but the volunteers of The American Chestnut Foundation continue to move our restoration mission forward...
The American chestnut was a dominant tree species in Wilkes County and elsewhere in the eastern U.S. before it...
A blight-resistant American chestnut tree. The next step. SUNY-ESF is working in collaboration with The American Chestnut Foundation to restore...
The American chestnut may get a do-over. With a significant new round of grants, The American Chestnut Foundation, based in...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UNITY, Maine — Students in the Conservation Biology program at Unity College will conduct a large...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Samantha Bowers, The American Chestnut Foundation, Grants Manager 828.281.0047, gro.fca@srewob.ahtnamas ASHEVILLE, N.C. 3/1/17 – Asheville-based conservation nonprofit, The American Chestnut...
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Transgenic American chestnuts could soon take root.Claire Dunn, CC BY-ND William...
Catawba College students in Dr. Jay Bolin’s resource ecology and management class took a field trip recently to Frog Hollow...
This wonderful event caught our eye! Susan Bull Riley is a favorite of The American Chestnut Foundation and her...
A freshly planted sapling is surrounded by a cage to deter predators. Each cage has a plaque that identifies...
by Samantha Bowers, TACF Grants Manager In January, TACF staff met with U.S. Forest Service – Southern Region staff to...
By Robert Sypolt, TACF West Virginia Chapter President The West Virginia chapter of TACF is actively planning an exhibit at the...