Aradia and Avalon

Avalon is part of the Grizzly Creek/Van Duzen watershed, and is currently being logged and yarded. There may still be time to save the rest of the Old Growth forests in the Avalon area, which is just north and east of Grizzly Creek State Park.
The photos of Avalon were recently taken from the Aradia tree-sit, on Gypsy Mountain, which is just one ridge over from Avalon.
Both of these areas would be easy additions to Grizzly Creek State Park, and should be saved, since they are endangered species habitats, and home to the mountain lions and bald eagles, both of which have been spotted from the Aradia tree-sit.
There is an active campaign to save Aradia, yet there have not been enough people to effectively stop the logging in Avalon. More people are needed.
In the meantime, people can encourage the state to add these areas to Grizzly Creek State Park, with phone calls, faxes, e-mails, letters, etc., and encourage the state agencies to do their jobs and protect these areas, which should already be protected by the Endangered Species and Clean Water Acts, as well as by state laws and common sense. Maybe someone could convince Bill Gates to step in and save these areas, too, as well as other people who have more money than they know what to do with.
Please help to save these beautiful areas, before they, too, are gone forever.