Drummond’s Gum Reserve was named after the remnant Eucalyptus drummondii that have survived in this small patch of bush. The reserve has been heavily disturbed in the past being a gravel quarry and rock dump. However, along with the Drummond’s Gum grove a patch of Slender Mallee (Eucalyptus decurva) remained until the area was re-vegetated prior to its vesting with the River Conservation Society. Through well vegetated roadside reserves, Drummonds Gum Reserve is linked to the large Mt Ronan Nature Reserve and St Ronan’s Well Reserve forming a large wildlife corridor for the region.