We investigate the origins of Western Australia’s iconic boab tree, whose only living relatives survive far away in Africa. Australia isn’t known for its deciduous trees. Across vast swathes of forest ...

Parts of her cultural inheritance are scattered across the Tanami desert in northwestern Australia, where dozens of ancient boab trees are engraved with Aboriginal designs. These tree carvings — ...

Baobabs, the iconic bottle trees of Africa and Madagascar, have a single relative, the boab, living in the Kimberley region of northwest Australia. No one knows when and how the boab came across ...

The tree is symbolic of Australia’s north-west and its fruit is now on the menu at some of Australia's top restaurants. For thousands of years our iconic Boab trees have provided Indigenous ...

Is one of Western Australia's major attractions, a heritage protected Derby boab tree that was once used to hold Aboriginal prisoners a tale of truth, or just another sprouting myth? Larrkardiy ...

Of Australia's great road trips ... Everything that wasn't red seemed covered in it: the boab trees, the spinifex, the termite mounds stretching like tiny Towers of Babel towards the sky.

Pastoralism, outback Australia and the tropics seem to converge ... we take an ATV to a clearing in the wilderness beneath an enormous boab tree, set above the slow-moving Bullo River.

it's certainly the biggest .The boab was a special tree to the Gija people. But it was in the way of some road widening in the Kimberley region. The boab will be moved into place by a 100 tonne crane.