The Wapishana People are an Indigenous group primarily located in the southern region of Guyana and parts of Brazil. They speak the Wapishana language, which belongs to the Cariban language family. Traditionally, the Wapishana are known for their agricultural practices, hunting, and fishing, relying on the rich biodiversity of the rainforest and savanna ecosystems. Culturally, the Wapishana maintain a strong connection to their land and heritage. They engage in various traditional crafts, including weaving and pottery. The community is also involved in efforts to preserve their language and customs, promoting their identity in the face of modern challenges.