The Swampy Cree are a group of Indigenous peoples primarily located in northern Manitoba, Canada. They are part of the larger Cree nation and speak the Cree language, specifically the Swampy dialect. Their traditional territory includes wetlands and forests, which play a significant role in their culture and lifestyle. Historically, the Swampy Cree engaged in hunting, fishing, and trapping, relying on the rich natural resources of their environment. Today, they continue to maintain their cultural practices while also participating in modern economic activities. The Swampy Cree are known for their vibrant traditions, including storytelling, music, and art.