"riverine communities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to communities that are located near or along rivers. For example: "The small riverine communities along the riverbank were often difficult to access during the rainy season."
Today Makoko is home to people from a variety of riverine communities along Nigeria's coast.
The shop on the jetty acts as corner shop for the local riverine communities.
Fish is a common source of protein among the riverine communities, whereas other groups rely more on meat and milk products from their livestock.
Therefore, are of utmost importance when considering risk assessment and management for riverine communities and infrastructure such as dam buildings.
Contrasts are made between allogenic and autogenic mechanism for imposing environmental stress on riverine communities and a distinction is made between channel avulsion and contraction responses.
We are the fishermen and peoples who live in riverine communities.
Tabatinga is a typical riverine community in the lower Amazon.
At Jacareacanga, a riverine community on the Tapajós River several hundred km downstream from the region of active gold mining in Pará, the inhabitants consume fish known to be contaminated with methylmercury [ 24, 29, 30].
The threats to riverine human communities are particularly critical for the disadvantaged populations from remote areas that rely on subsistence agriculture and fisheries, and are uniquely vulnerable to long-term heavy metal exposure.
In both coastal and riverine areas, community participation in water management was also very vague and suffered from inefficiency, inequality, and unsustainability (Dewan et al. 2014; Gain et al. 2017).
A further study in a riverine Brazilian community failed to detect an association (Alves et al. 2006); the mean hair mercury level in that study was 34.5 ppm, thus it is possible that a dose effect between methylmercury and ANA positivity could have been obscured if, as our data suggest, the response plateaued at a low exposure threshold.
