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Researchers work to propagate Australia's rarest tree

Sept. 30, 2023 - 10:51 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

There are just six remaining examples of the mongarlowe mallee left in the wild, in several patches of private bushland in southern NSW. Scientists now have a rare window to breed the trees, in the hope of saving the species from extinction.