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Torrey pines may die after Santa Rosa Island fire

Torrey pines on Santa Rosa Island are faring worse than expected after the Santa Rosa Island fire, with officials warning that up to 80% of the grove’s trees may die. The fire is described as the largest in Channel Islands National Park history, prompting concern for the rare species’ recovery.
WHO: Officials with Channel Islands National Park; reporters citing park assessments
WHAT: Assessments indicate up to 80% of a rare Torrey pine grove on Santa Rosa Island may die following the Santa Rosa Island fire.
WHEN: Reported Sep 1, 2026 at 8:21 PM ET
WHERE: Los Angeles, CA
WHY: The trees are being affected by the Santa Rosa Island fire, which burned the grove and is expected to cause extensive mortality.

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