Native American Tribes (Cascadia)

Native American tribes in the Cascadia region, primarily including the Coast Salish, Haida, Tlingit, and Chinook nations, have rich cultural histories rooted in the Pacific Northwest of North America. They traditionally relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering, with salmon being especially central. These tribes are known for their intricate art, totem poles, and sophisticated social structures. They have a deep spiritual connection to their land and waterways, maintaining ongoing traditions, language, and ceremonies despite historical challenges. Today, these tribes work to preserve their cultural identity and sovereignty while engaging in modern life.