Description: Natural pastures, as unique flora and vegetation habitats, are very sensitive to environmental conditions and anthropogenic impacts; thus, understanding the relationship between plants and environmental factors is essential. Development of plants, i.e., their specific life forms, in a habitat, is affected by the climatic conditions, as well as the plant requirements with respect to other environmental factors, which are thus reliable bioindicators of environmental conditions. Studies on flora and vegetation of natural pastures, as endangered ecosystems, are thus a starting point for the assessment, monitoring and conservation of their biodiversity, aimed at ensuring their sustainable use, i.e., maintenance of their agricultural productivity. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to present the current state of the flora of the studied ecosystem, assess the prevalent environmental conditions based on the identified flora, and-via analysis of variance and correspondence analysis-determine the relationship between ecological factors and the occurrence of certain plant life forms. These findings, in addition to careful selection and planning of mowing and grazing, which should be adapted to local conditions, are expected to facilitate the natural ecosystem recovery