Transient communities are groups of people who move frequently from one place to another, often due to work, education, or lifestyle choices. These communities can include seasonal workers, students, or travelers who may stay in a location for a short period before relocating. Their temporary nature can lead to unique social dynamics and cultural exchanges. These communities often rely on shared resources and services, such as temporary housing or community centers, to meet their needs. While they may not have long-term ties to a specific area, transient communities can contribute to local economies and bring diverse perspectives to the places they visit.