The Budu People are an indigenous group primarily found in the Central African Republic and parts of Cameroon. They are known for their unique cultural practices, including traditional hunting and gathering lifestyles. The Budu People often rely on the rich biodiversity of their forested environments for sustenance and materials. Their social structure is typically organized around small, family-based groups, which fosters close-knit communities. The Budu People have a deep spiritual connection to their land, often incorporating nature into their cultural beliefs and practices. This relationship with the environment is central to their identity and way of life.