 It is also listed as vulnerable at both a national and state level by the "Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999" ("EPBC Act") and the "TSP Act".As Freycinet National Park is managed for conservation, strategies have been implemented which aim to prevent the spread of the disease "Phytophthora cinnamomi" throughout the populations of this species and threaten the number of individuals surviving in the park.Due to the confusion in separating this species from "Xanthorrhoea bracteata" exact population estimates are difficult to achieve, but as they are known to occur at locations within Freycinet National Park this assists in their conservation with regards to some threatening processes including land clearing for development.