The Indigenous Peoples of French Guiana include several distinct groups, such as the Wayana, Teko, and Palikur. These communities have rich cultural traditions and languages, often closely tied to the rainforest environment. They engage in subsistence activities like fishing, hunting, and gathering, maintaining a deep connection to their ancestral lands. Many Indigenous groups in French Guiana face challenges related to land rights and environmental protection. Efforts are ongoing to preserve their cultures and languages, as well as to advocate for their rights within the broader context of French Guiana's governance and development policies.