Booroolong Nature Reserve Plan of Management

The reserve is mostly covered by a floristically diverse layered open forest. Significant areas of cleared grassland occur in the far north of the reserve which are dominated by a mixture of native and exotic perennial grasses. Narrow strips of riparian vegetation occur in some of the moister valleys and along the ephemeral creek lines.

Booroolong Nature Reserve is significant for the refuge it provides for the endangered Booroolong frog and the endangered bush stone-curlew. It may also be regionally significant for koalas.