The Wapishana are an Indigenous people primarily located in the southern region of Guyana and northern Brazil. They speak the Wapishana language, which belongs to the Cariban language family. Traditionally, the Wapishana engage in agriculture, hunting, and fishing, relying on the natural resources of the rainforest and savanna. Wapishana culture is rich in traditions, including music, dance, and storytelling. They have a strong connection to their land, which is vital for their identity and way of life. The community is organized into clans, and they often participate in communal activities that strengthen social bonds and cultural heritage.