Austrostipa nullanulla, an endangered type of spear grass, has been identified as regionally endemic to the nearby areas.

[7] Several other rare plant species such as the Eriocaulon australasicum, and the Codonocarpus pyramidali are found here and considered to be relict populations.

[7] Wildlife of the area includes large numbers of lizards, ants, and honeyeater birds (especially of the Lichenostomus and Meliphaga genera).

Endangered species include the black-eared miner bird (Manorina melanotis) and the malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata).

In areas where the surface geology interact with the saline water table unique salt basins have formed.