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"Ecological limits" is a cross-disciplinary book category that examines the biophysical boundaries and resource constraints that shape life on Earth—covering topics such as carrying capacity, planetary boundaries, biodiversity loss, climate thresholds, soil and water depletion, and the limits to economic and population growth. Books in this category blend natural science, ecological economics, policy analysis, history, and ethics to explore how finite ecosystems and feedbacks constrain human activities, technology, and development choices, and to assess strategies for adaptation, mitigation, resilience, and equitable stewardship. This genre includes empirical research, theoretical frameworks, case studies, and critique, aimed at readers interested in how recognizing and responding to ecological limits can inform planning, policy, and cultural change toward sustainable futures.

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