Coos refers to a Native American tribe primarily located in the coastal region of Oregon. They are part of the larger Coast Salish cultural group and have a rich history that includes fishing, hunting, and gathering. The Coos people traditionally lived in villages along the Coos Bay and relied on the abundant natural resources of the area. Today, the Coos tribe is recognized for its efforts in preserving their culture and heritage. They engage in various activities, including cultural education and community events, to promote awareness of their history. The tribe also participates in economic development initiatives to support their community and sustain their traditions.