Opinion: The campaign of disinformation undermines the credibility of protesters and any elected official who turns a blind eye to such deception.
involving the restoration of the park’s most historic elements will be delayed this year., many not much more than saplings, and 10 at-risk heritage trees, are scheduled for removal.
The historic pump house and Lambert Beach at Brackenridge Park are flanked by retaining walls that are crumbling due to encroaching tree roots and other factors. Some trees mislabeled with red ribbon by activists will remain in place across the San Antonio River.
City and park conservancy staff cited several elements in the disinformation campaign they are working to counter:
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