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We need you!
Get involved
Here's how you can help
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Join The American
Chestnut Foundation |
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The goal of
THE AMERICAN CHESTNUT FOUNDATION
is to restore the American chestnut tree to its native range within
the woodlands of the eastern United States, using a scientific
research and breeding program developed by its founders. A
blight-resistant American chestnut tree is expected to be ready for
planting within the next decade. Help bring back the American
Chestnut from the brink of extinction. As a member in The
American Chestnut Foundation:
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help ensure the future health of the
eastern American forest ecosystem
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receive the TACF quarterly newsletter,
The Bark, to keep in touch with membership and
staff
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receive the Georgia Sprout quarterly
newsletter in order to keep in touch with local activities
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be invited to attend TACF annual meetings
to learn about projects and meet scientists working on chestnut
research
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be welcome to visit, tour, and/or
volunteer on our research farms in Meadowview, Virginia
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have access to expert advice on growing
chestnuts
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receive the bi-annual scientific
publication, The Journal of The American Chestnut
Foundation, for updates on the progress of chestnut
research
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Learn more
about The American Chestnut Foundation (TACF) and it's history |
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Information Request Form from The Georgia Chapter
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Georgia Chapter Members working to release some
American Chestnut
Trees at Fort Mountain State Park |
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The American Chestnut
Foundation is a 501 (C)(3) non-profit organization.
Donations are tax deductible under these IRS rules. Your
membership dues and donations are vital to the
continuing progress of the recovery of the American chestnut to the
forests of the United States. |
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Click Here
To join The American Chestnut Foundation
with membership in the
Georgia Chapter
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See how you can give support by donating to the
Georgia Chapter for Program Support
Direct Chapter Donation
Form
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