A giant sequoia tree in Sequoia National Park is still smoldering nine months after it caught fire during last summer's wildfires. His sick wife asked him to kill her. He could never, but he can't ...

Sequoia National Park’s General Sherman tree, one of largest in the world, still safe amid growing wildfire By Rosanna Xia Staff Writer Sept. 19, 2021 Updated 9:24 PM PT ...

Sequoia National Park, an ancient forest high in California's Sierra Nevada, boasts groves of some of the largest living things on earth: giant sequoia trees that stretch hundreds of feet into the ...

A giant sequoia has been found smoldering and smoking in an area of Sequoia National Park burned by one of the huge wildfires that scorched California last year, the National Park Service said Wedn… ...

Inside Look is a Fresno Bee series where we take readers behind the scenes at restaurants, new businesses, local landmarks and news stories. Even among trees within the Giant Forest at Sequoia and ...

Sequoia National Park is famously home to the largest tree in the world, but the General Sherman Tree isn’t the park’s only marvel. Active sniper in Idaho kills 2 firefighters in ambush ...

Being the oldest national park in California, Sequoia National Park also has some the oldest sequoia trees in the world. Here’s what we did in a day and when we drove to each stop: Giant Forest ...

SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, CA - MAY 21, 2024 - Forest canopy ecologist Wendy Baxter, left, and plant physiological ecologist Anthony Ambrose, Ph.D., both with the Ancient Forest Society, begin to ...

Officials with Sequoia National Park say the fragrance's proceeds will help with their research for conservation efforts. The years-long drought and raging wildfires, two of which have burned in ...

Firefighters battling a major wildfire in Sequoia National Park had some good news to report on Sunday: General Sherman — the giant sequoia and one of the largest living trees in the world ...

The National Park Service said Wednesday that the cause of the tree fire appears to be the 2020 Castle Fire, which burned more than 270 square miles in the Sierra Nevada.