The Eastern Shoshone are a Native American tribe primarily located in Wyoming, particularly on the Wind River Indian Reservation. They are part of the larger Shoshone people, who traditionally inhabited areas across the western United States. Their culture is rich in traditions, including storytelling, music, and dance, which reflect their connection to the land and their history. Historically, the Eastern Shoshone were known for their hunting and gathering lifestyle, relying on the natural resources of the region. Today, they continue to preserve their cultural heritage while also engaging in modern economic activities, including tourism and natural resource management, to support their community and promote their traditions.