The Nuxalk are an Indigenous people located in the central coast of British Columbia, Canada. They traditionally inhabit the area around the Bella Coola Valley and the surrounding coastal regions. The Nuxalk language, also called Nuxalk, is part of the Salishan language family and is unique to their culture. Historically, the Nuxalk were skilled fishers and hunters, relying on the abundant natural resources of their environment. They built large wooden houses and created intricate art, including totem poles and masks, which reflect their rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs.