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Standing Rock Protests

Where?

Near the Missouri River

Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota

When?

Protests Slowed as Trump Administration approved the Pipeline and protesters were forced from their Camps

April 2016- February 2017

What?

Proposed Route of the 1,172 Mile Pipeline

Peaceful Protests by the Sioux Tribe Against the Dakota Access Pipeline lasted from April 2016 to February 2017

Gained International Attention

Over 300 Injuried

Almost 500 Protesters Arrested

Police Used

Rubber Bullets

Water Cannons

Pepper Spray

Why?

Protecting the Earth from Fossil Fuels

Sacred Land Areas of the Sioux Tribe

Protecting Water Supply of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers

Significance

Brought Attention to Indigenous Rights and Climate Change and United Indigenous Peoples around the Sioux Tribe

Pipeline was still built despite their efforts

Who?

Energy Transfer Partners (ETP)

Supported by Trump Administration

Built Dakota Access

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

Lead by David Archambault II

Supported by over 400 Tribes

Protesting Dakota Access