For the First Time in Decades, Hikers Can Walk in Forests of Mature, Wild American Chestnuts
“We don’t go out of our way to advertise this fact,” says Scrivani, “but the public can now hike in and walk through natural groves of healthy [American chestnut trees] and forage for nuts for the first time in nearly a century.” Garden & Gun
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