Data on the sum of the population for each LSOA overall and within each community pharmacy buffer was extracted by LSOA.
Politicians and business leaders who turned to gambling during the last recession as a stopgap measure to save hard-hit communities and buffer state budgets have seen, through the recent downturn, that casinos have become a linchpin of the region's slow but steady economic shift.
Such nurse communities may buffer the more variable and extreme conditions of regularly disturbed grassland, shrubland and agricultural cropland, and add litter to the site that ameliorates the nutrient and moisture content of the upper soil layer.
Results of four pilot sessions in a usufruct community in the buffer zone of a Man and Biosphere Reserve in Chiapas, Mexico, showed that the game sessions created an open and active discussion among participants.
Facebook groups and Slack chats like Buffer community and #nomads are best places to look for fellows with a strong community feel.
"He embraced the Hispanic community as a buffer against African-Americans".
The Abbess of a neighboring enclosed order of nuns suggested establishing the community as a "buffer state" that would exist "between the Abbey and the world, a reflection, a benevolent and useful parasite, an intermediary form of life".
Figure 8 Distribution of community parks and buffer accessibility (author's illustration).
This could be the case if religiosity serves as a bonding element within the minority/immigrant community and a buffer against the native community.
The lessons identified concerned (1) protected area design, (2) community relationships, (3) buffer zones, (4) the importance of migrations and corridors, (5) river catchment management, (6) law enforcement, (7) invasive plants, (8) road planning, (9) loss of heterogeneity, and (10) communication between researchers and practitioners.
