Migration Patterns and Environmental Factors

Migration patterns refer to the ways in which people move from one place to another, often influenced by various environmental factors. These can include climate change, natural disasters, availability of resources like water and food, and urbanization. For instance, droughts may drive individuals to seek better living conditions elsewhere, while economic opportunities in cities can attract rural residents. Understanding these patterns helps us grasp how populations adapt to their surroundings and the challenges they face, ultimately impacting social and economic dynamics globally.