Nauruans are the indigenous people of Nauru, a small island nation in the Pacific Ocean. They have a unique culture that reflects their history and environment, with traditions that include storytelling, music, and dance. The population is primarily of Micronesian descent, and the official languages are Nauruan and English. The economy of Nauru has historically relied on phosphate mining, which has significantly impacted the island's landscape. Today, Nauruans face challenges related to environmental sustainability and economic diversification. Despite these issues, they maintain a strong sense of community and cultural identity, celebrating their heritage through various festivals and events.