The Pomo Native Americans are a group of Indigenous peoples from northern California, primarily residing around the Russian River and the Clear Lake area. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional crafts, music, and dance. The Pomo language family consists of several distinct languages, reflecting the diversity within the group. Historically, the Pomo people relied on the abundant natural resources in their environment, including fish, game, and plants for food. They are also recognized for their intricate basket weaving, which is considered an art form. Today, many Pomo descendants continue to preserve their cultural traditions while engaging in modern economic activities.