Jomarie Calasanz, 26, is still missing after she was swept away in Kaweah River near Paradise Creek Bridge in Sequoia ...

Spending the night and exploring America's National Park Lodges, Hotels and Inns can easily be one of the most unforgett ...

California firefighters battled fast-growing forest fires threatening giant sequoias and small communities in the Sierra Nevada on Monday and worked to fully surround a suspected arson wildfire tha… ...

(Photo: US Forest Service) Last year, the Castle Fire killed between 7,500 and 10,600 of the trees, an estimated 10% to 14% of all the sequoias in the world, mostly in Sequoia National Forest.

The United States of America boasts an incredible natural wealth, with vast expanses of stunning forests that beckon adventurers and nature lovers alike. Covering approximately 33.2% of the nation's ...

As part of a multi-year project, non-profit American Forests and the Sequoia National Forest worked to plant over 266,000 trees. This includes over 14,000 giant sequoia seedlings.

The Sequoia National Forest is at risk of wildfire due to heavy fuels buildup, drought, beetle outbreaks, climate change and other forest stresses. Fire management officials use prescribed burn ...

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 ...

PORTERVILLE — Sequoia National Forest, home to the world’s largest concentration of giant sequoia groves, has a new forest supervisor.

Months after wildfires raged in California’s Sequoia National Forest beginning last August, one giant sequoia was discovered still smoldering this week.

Your ultimate guide to Sequoia National Park Home to the Giant Forest and Mount Whitney, this corner of California is one of the most popular parks in the US – here's how to explore ...

Public access should be restored to Redwood Mountain Grove in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, partially burned in California wildfire.