The San Carlos Apache is a Native American tribe located in Arizona, primarily on the San Carlos Indian Reservation. This reservation was established in 1872 and spans over 1.8 million acres. The tribe is part of the larger Apache group, known for their rich cultural heritage and history. The San Carlos Apache people traditionally engaged in hunting, gathering, and agriculture. Today, they continue to preserve their cultural practices while also participating in modern economic activities, including tourism and natural resource management. The tribe plays a significant role in the broader context of Native American rights and sovereignty in the United States.