Besides a few plants being nipped by deer, no threats are known within New York.

While this plant has a specific habitat requirement, it requires no active management. Although active forestry is not practiced in areas where this plant is currently known, it should be noted that clear-cutting may be incompatiable with the protection of this plant. Likewise, any development proposed upslope from Aristolochia populations should study potential impacts.

Now that habitat requirements are better understood, habitat modeling could assist with finding new occurrences in the Hudson Highlands.