At the lowest point, in 1999, there were only 15 foxes each on San Miguel and Santa Rosa Islands—a catastrophic drop in fox numbers from 450 and 1,500 respectively. In 2000 there were less than 70 foxes on the largest Channel Island, Santa Cruz. Today there are over 650 foxes thriving in the wild on the northern Channel Islands. This past decade 225 fox pups were born in captivity, and 254 foxes have been released to the wild.
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