A quantitative Survey was conducted in 32 stands of juniper (Juniperus exselsa M. Bieb) in four adjacent districts of Balochistan. No other tree species was recorded in the study area. Vegetation composition of the juniper was described. Mean density of juniper was 105 individual ha-1 with a basal area of 18.4m2 ha-1. Juniper density and basal area were significantly correlated (r =.35, P< .05). Density of female trees was higher than male. Healthy trees produced only 21% of heavy (embryonic) seeds. Healthy trees produced only 21% of heavy (embryonic) seeds. Trees were slow growing (18 years/cm radial growth rate). Leaves and soil analysis were also performed. Sandy clay loam with a calcareous nature was the dominant soil of the area. No correlation was observed between tree density; basal area. And soil characteristics. Regeneration was absent. It is concluded that these forests are rapidly degrading due to human disturbance.