 The vulnerable Camfield stringybarks ("Eucalyptus camfieldii") range in NSW has contracted and is now only found in small numbers isolated mainly to nationals parks surrounding Sydney.The species is either a mallee-like shrub or a tree up to 9 metres bearing heart shaped leaves as a juvenile.Too frequent or not frequent enough wildfire activity is a threat to its survival, where frequent fires impact its ability to grow seed capsules and infrequent fires result in competition from taller vegetation.