Environmental degradation significantly influences migration patterns, as deteriorating ecosystems force populations to relocate in search of viable living conditions. Factors such as climate change, natural disasters, and resource scarcity can lead communities to migrate from affected areas to urban centers or other regions. This migration often results in complex social dynamics, including increased competition for resources, potential conflict, and challenges to local governance. Moreover, these shifts can strain infrastructure and social services, highlighting the need for comprehensive policies addressing both environmental and migratory issues.