Currawananna State Forest

184 plant species have been recorded within the state forest, of which 95 were native, and 89 were introduced.^[1] At least 36 percent of the forest within the state forest is dominated by white cypress pine.^[3] Other large tree species present within the forest include grey box, yellow box, Blakely's red gum, river red gum, bulloak and river she-oak.^[1]

Native plant species recorded within the state forest include nardoo, rock fern, small vanilla lily, bulbine lily, early nancy, common onion orchid, purple burr-daisy, creeping saltbush, climbing saltbush, grey mulga, green wattle, mallee wattle, hooked needlewood and creamy candles.^[1]

28 mammal species have been recorded within the state forest, including short-beaked echidna, squirrel glider, common ringtail possum, common brushtail possum, eastern grey kangaroo, yellow-bellied sheath-tailed bat, southern myotis, chocolate wattled bat, Gould's long-eared bat and rakali.^[5]

114 bird species have been recorded within the state forest, including peaceful dove, square-tailed kite, little eagle, superb parrot, yellow rosella, Australian boobook, brown treecreeper, speckled warbler, southern whiteface, grey-crowned babbler, varied sitella, dusky woodswallow, grey fantail, flame robin, silvereye and diamond firetail.^[5]

13 reptile species have been recorded within the state forest, including marbled gecko, Boulenger's skink, blue-tongued lizard, eastern bearded dragon, sand goanna, yellow-faced whipsnake and bandy-bandy.^[5]

7 amphibian species have been recorded within the state forest, including Peron's tree frog, eastern sign-bearing froglet, barking marsh frog, giant banjo frog, spotted marsh frog, Sudell's frog and wrinkled toadlet.^[5]

• State Forests of New South Wales