Within the 25-acre Hazard Park on the Eastside, there is a 2-acre wetland section. It is surrounded by development. Protectors are ready to fight.
Although there is no immediate threat to the 2-acre wetland section of Hazard Park in Boyle Heights, activists remember their fight for the park in the 1960s. So they stand ready to protect the area. No one is certain about the source of the water.
Thanks to Gwenn Hilburn
FULL STORY: Activists Maintain Guard Over Eastside's Hazard Park

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