The forest in the Balti steppe consists largely of acacia trees, which directly influence the environmental conditions and indirectly the socio-economic situation in the area. Here, acacia was recently planted. Knowledge of the current state of these forests, including by species, is necessary for the sustainable management of the forest fund. Despite the efforts of foresters and academia, it is found that the forests in this area are slowly declining. Therefore, this study conducted to estimate the current state of acacia trees in climate change and the requirements of the species to it. After all, on the territory of the Balti steppe, the acacia stand occupies more than half of the area covered with forest. Their productivity is lower, regenerated from shoots in a proportion of 50%. The stands, for the most part, have normal vitality. For regeneration of acacia stands with poor vitality, it is necessary to develop an adequate management plan through ecological reconstruction.