Today, only 200 of the trees exist in their natural environment — all within the canyons of Wollemi National Park, just 100 miles west of Sydney. Sponsor Message The trees are so rare that they ...

Less than a day’s drive from Sydney, the Wollemi National Park is a World Heritage site containing spectacular scenery, ancient Aboriginal rock art and plenty of interesting wildlife. A panoramic view ...

An upgrade to the Glow Worm Tunnel in the Wollemi National Park has been undertaken to ensure the light-sensitive invertebrates' safety. Hundreds of tonnes of material were manually carried and ...

Water-bomber planes and air tankers encircled the area, located inside Wollemi National Park, spreading flame retardant. On the ground, firefighters tapped a river to moisten the soil and slow the ...

Ecologists have found the threatened New Holland mouse in the Wollemi National Park for the first time in 20 years. The tiny mammals were lured using tea strainers filled with peanut butter and oats.

The fire also destroyed 90% of the 12,400-acre Wollemi National Park, where the rare trees grow, Crust said. The exact location of the stand remains a closely guarded secret to help authorities ...

An ancient grove of pine trees whose ancestors are thought to have stood tall among dinosaurs some 200 million years ago has been saved from Australian bushfires in a covert firefighting mission.

Here’s how it works. In 1994, hikers discovered a group of strange trees growing in a canyon in Wollemi National Park, about 60 miles (100 kilometers) west of Sydney, Australia. One hiker ...

First discovered in 1994 in a ravine in the Wollemi National Park in western Australia, only a few hundred survive in the wild. Although it has been on planet earth for hundreds of thousands of ...

Nine bushwalkers were stranded in Wollemi National Park in NSW overnight when one of them fell and suffered a head injury about 7.30pm. The 60-year-old man suffered a minor laceration to his head ...

The daily light show was one of the perks of renovating the home of thousands of glow-worms, but keeping them safe in a remote disused railway tunnel in Central West New South Wales created ...