culture   Inland communities
23 commonsense assertions
Concepts (23) • fishing (1) • tides (1) • navigation (1) • beach attire (1) • marine wildlife conservation (1) • wave (1) • coastal erosion (1) • water (1) • driftwood (1) • heating systems (1) • mountains (1) • sandcastle building (1) • seaside living (1) • storm preparation (1) • transportation (1) • cetacean lung (1) • environmental conservation (1) • food preservation (1) • navigating by the stars (1) • rain (1) seagulls (1) • view of the horizon (1) • water sources (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 fishing inland communities Inland communities primarily engage in fishing as a recreational activity rather than a main source of livelihood. 35
2 tides inland communities Tides minimally affect daily activities in inland communities. 8
3 navigation inland communities Inland communities value land-based navigation as a recreational skill involving maps, compasses, and landmarks. 5
4 beach attire inland communities Beach attire is less common in inland communities and mainly associated with vacation and leisure activities. 4
5 marine wildlife conservation inland communities Inland communities have less involvement in marine wildlife conservation and perceive marine life as distant. 4
6 wave inland communities Inland communities do not typically consider waves as a part of their everyday life and instead associate them with natural disasters. 4
7 coastal erosion inland communities Inland communities are less concerned about coastal erosion because of their geographic distance from the coast. 3
8 water inland communities Inland communities highly value water, but struggle with scarcity and challenges in accessing and using shallow water. 3
9 driftwood inland communities In inland communities, driftwood is considered rare and not highly valued for its appearance or practicality. 2
10 heating systems inland communities Central heating systems are commonly used in cold seasons in temperate inland communities. 2
11 mountains inland communities Mountains are seen as both obstacles and spiritual symbols in inland communities. 2
12 sandcastle building inland communities Inland communities do not typically practice sandcastle building, viewing it as a recreational activity for children. 2
13 seaside living inland communities Inland communities are perceived to have less value and emphasis for seaside living due to their distance from urban centers and potential weather impacts. 2
14 storm preparation inland communities Inland communities prepare for storms by securing property but may lack buildings designed for hurricane-force winds. 2
15 transportation inland communities Inland communities rely on land-based transportation for travel. 2
16 cetacean lung inland communities The concept of cetacean lung is not widely discussed or relevant in inland communities. 1
17 environmental conservation inland communities Inland communities prioritize environmental conservation through the protection of freshwater sources, biodiversity, and sustainable agricultural practices. 1
18 food preservation inland communities Inland communities rely on dehydration, smoking, and root cellaring for food preservation. 1
19 navigating by the stars inland communities Inland communities often see navigating by the stars as a rare and specialized skill due to the common use of modern navigation tools such as GPS. 1
20 rain inland communities Inland communities in areas where rain is necessary but less frequent have a different approach to agriculture and water management. 1
21 seagulls inland communities Seagulls are often associated with the coast and are considered picturesque coastal birds, even in inland communities. 1
22 view of the horizon inland communities Inland communities have less exposure to the horizon, especially in areas distant from large bodies of water. 1
23 water sources inland communities Inland communities rely on rivers, lakes, and groundwater as their main water sources. 1