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Five species on San Clemente Island fully recovered, no longer considered endangered

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San Clemente Island paintbrush, lotus, larkspur and bush-mallow plants, San Clemente Bell’s sparrow no longer require Endangered Species Act protection.

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Five species on San Clemente Island fully recovered, no longer considered endangered