The Wollemi pine, also known as the "dinosaur tree," was rediscovered in Australia in the 1990s after being thought extinct for millions of years.
This ancient conifer, a living fossil, is one of the world's oldest trees, with only 46 adults and 43 juveniles remaining in the wild.
Facing threats from wildfires and climate change, conservationists have bred genetically diverse Wollemi pines to ensure their survival. The first bred Wollemi pines have been distributed to botanical gardens worldwide, and one in England recently bore fruit, offering hope for the next generation.
