All species suffer population collapse or species extinction if they overshoot and degrade the carrying capacity of their ecology.

The latest survey from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources estimates that the state’s wolf population is the highest it has been since the start of its semiannual surveys.

Carrying capacity is the maximum population size that an ecosystem can sustain without getting degraded.

NEW YORK CITY—Earth’s renewable resources and carrying capacity is being severely strained to “support with some degree and comfort and individual choice” the world’s human population ...

As Cohen explained, when it comes to the human population, "carrying capacity depends on both natural constraints and human choices." For instance, natural constraints include food scarcity and ...

Human carrying capacity is the maximum population that can be supported at a given living standard by the interaction of any given human-ecological system.

In ecological terms, when a population outpaces its resources, the ecosystem is at risk of collapse. In the microcosm that is the University, this very well might be the case: The student population ...

At carrying capacity, because population size is approximately constant, birthrates must equal death rates, and population growth is zero.

The higher the population density the more robust the carrying capacity must be. The two, when not in balance, promote migration, both internally and between countries.