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Fig 1.

Location map of the study area.

Uttarakhand in Northern India; triangles mark the migrants’ villages of origin. (Sources: Esri, DeLorme, USGS, NPS; Esri, USGS, NOAA).

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Table 1.

Acquisition dates of satellite images.

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Fig 2.

Size of land holdings of migrant families in their village of origin in Uttarkhand, Northern India.

Most respondents (76%) owned property smaller than 1 ha.

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Fig 3.

Occupational sector of the respondents before and after migration to Dehradun, Northern India.

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Fig 4.

Income per person according to household size in Dehradun, Uttarkand, Northern India.

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Fig 5.

Personal reasons (a) and perceived general reasons (b) for rural-urban migration in Uttarkhand, Northern India.

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Table 2.

Statistical analysis of dependencies between household characteristics and stated personal reasons for migration in Uttarkhand, Northern India.

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Fig 6.

Push or pull factors driving rural-urban migration in Uttarakhand, Northern India.

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Fig 7.

Major push factors (a) and major pull factors (b) for rural-urban migration in Uttarakhand, Northern India.

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Fig 8.

Agriculture and forest matrix of Barkot and Kandai villages, Northern India, over time.

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Fig 9.

Land cover maps of the North Indian villages Kandai (a-c) and Barkot (d-f) in the years 2003, 2015, and 2017.

Yellow–agriculture, green–forest, blue–water, grey–other; red dot–village center.

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Fig 10.

Development of forest quality in a 100 km2 area around (a) Barkot and (b) Kandai, Uttarakand, Northern India, since 2000.

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Fig 11.

Development of forest cover and quality at different scales since 2000.

(a) Pauri district (5,329 km2), (b) Uttarakhand state (53,483 km2), and (c) all of India (3,287,263 km2).

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