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… temporary (temporary workers), seasonal in-migration (tourism) or opportunistic in-migration (job-seekers) usually lead to land occupancy (= … structure, household distribution by size and composition, migration pattern, level of educational attainment; • …

… to an operation’s opening up access to remote regions, to migration and settlement of people in the region, and to the … flora and fauna and is a key staging area on the migratory route of neotropical birds and those migrating between the … alpine lakes, visited by vast number of water fowl during migration, are particularly important. Three species of …

… enhanced disease prevalence, malnutrition and human migration Monsoons, forest fires and associated air pollution … and floods exacerbate disease prevalence, malnutrition and migration; El Niño and La Niña years are also associated with … process takes about 1,000 years. The second alternative route is for the carbon to be buried in the sediments …

… species that are sensitive to changes in climate) – Key migration routes for species – Large or well-connected …

… sustainable tourism, causing diseases and contributing to migration to the cities. 12 13 Space in motion In order to … along the San Carlos or Sarapiqui Rivers, or by any other route from the banks of the San Juan River, as deemed … living conditions for fish and restoring their free migration; e) ensuring environmentally sound and rational …