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Science Blasts: Fur Trapping and the North American Model Of Wildlife Conservation

by John F. Organ, B&C Professional Member

Fair Chase Archive — Summer 2021

The concept of “social carrying capacity” differs from “biological carrying capacity” in that the latter refers to the limit of a population in terms of what its habitat or environment can support, while the former refers to the limit of a population in terms of the tolerance of the human society with which it coexists.  

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