The southern portion of the property includes a large area of remnant vegetation with high environmental value. Its proximity within 5 km of the Southern Tablelands Priority Population for NSW koala habitat makes it significant, and it is bounded to the north by Murrumbucca Creek. The purpose of the Gurrabeal Environmental Account is to provide objective information on the condition of native vegetation and koala habitat on the property over a 25-year period. The first account will establish a baseline condition of the assets prior to a large-scale reforestation project in 2025, which will cover approximately 200 hectares of the property. Native species representing local plant community types will be planted, including key koala food tree species.