Donnielle Wanatee displays a 100-year old Meskwaki dress as Iowans prepare to greet the runners.
Bobbi Jean Three Legs, in blue, spear-headed the run.
The Lakota runners are joined by 100 supporters in Omaha as they walk the final mile to the Army Corps headquarters.
Lakota runners and their supporters prepare to rally at the Army Corps’ headquarters.
Manape LaMere of the Winnebago Tribe speaks to the Lakota runners as Colonel Reese of the Army Corps listens.
Ed Fallon and Jane Kleeb thank the young runners, as Jane hands them each a bag of sacred Ponca corn.
Keep up the presure on the Corps. They will tell you an EIA is good enough. An (Environmental Assessment) doesnt cover many of the threats to the public that an EIS does. EIS (Environmental Impact Statement) takes into consideration the threats to the wildlife, rivers, as well as the public. QCWK.org