Save the East Fork Association was created to work with the various governmental agencies and conservation groups to improve recreation and safety, and advocates for the watershed and protected habitat along the East Fork of the San Gabriel River. The East Fork of the San Gabriel River located in the Angeles National Forest provides drinking water and recreation for 22 million citizens living in and around the San Gabriel Mountains. The river provides habitat for a number of special flora and fauna which is either endangered for extinction, or are found nowhere else in the world, all of which needs to be protected from adverse human activity which threatens our watershed and threatens to kill the protected Santa Ana Sucker. This page exists to coordinate ecology restoration and education efforts along the East Fork, and to organize and coordinate efforts to advocate on behalf of the plants and animals which are endangered by illegal mining in the river, raw human sewage overwhelming areas, illegal zip-lines and other banned activities, illegal ground fires, vandalizing spray paint usage, and other human activities which adversely impact the health and safety of wildlife as well as the people who recreate along the East Fork. Leave No Trace education as well as the reporting of pollution, spray paint, and other problems which need to be addressed can be reported to the forum here, and efforts to resolve those problems can be developed. Join us in working to save the beauty and diversity of species along the East Fork!