santa rosa island

Work is underway on the island to mitigate the impact of storm damage.

Nearly 19,000 acres of land burned on the island in May and June.

Visitors will be able to return to the island July 1 for day use, but it will remain closed for camping indefinitely.

A team of specialists is now on the island evaluating damage to environmental and historical resources. The island is closed to the public indefinitely.

A team of experts will spend the next week on Santa Rosa Island assessing the fire's impacts.

The blaze started May 15 and has charred more than a third of the island, with containment now at 97%

The 18,000+ acre wildfire is now 97% contained.

The blaze on Santa Rosa Island is the largest wildfire in California so far this year.

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