The Cochimi community is an indigenous group located in the Baja California region of Mexico. Historically, they inhabited the coastal areas and were known for their fishing and gathering practices. The Cochimi people have a rich cultural heritage, including unique traditions, languages, and social structures. Today, the Cochimi community faces challenges related to cultural preservation and land rights. Many members are working to revitalize their traditions and language, while also advocating for their rights within the broader context of Mexican society. Efforts are being made to document their history and promote awareness of their cultural significance.