The Wasco Tribe is a Native American group originally from the Columbia River region in present-day Oregon. They are part of the larger Wasco-Wishram cultural group and are known for their rich traditions, including fishing, hunting, and gathering. The tribe historically relied on the abundant resources of the river, particularly salmon, which played a crucial role in their diet and culture. Today, the Wasco Tribe is recognized as a federally recognized tribe and works to preserve its cultural heritage and language. They engage in various community programs and initiatives to support their members and promote awareness of their history and traditions.