Proclaimed in 1989 as a conservation park, it aims to protect flora such as the ground cover desert saw sedge (Gahnia lanigera) and twiggy daisy bush (Olearia ramulosa) and native grass species of genera such as Danthonia and Stipa, and groundcovers that dominate the central and eastern portions of the conservation park.
Established in 1989 as a conservation park, it aims to safeguard diverse plant species within its designated area, including desert saw sedge, twiggy daisy bush, native grasses like Danthonia and Stipa, and groundcovers prevalent in the central and eastern parts of the park.