Saltzman model

The Saltzman model is a mathematical framework used to analyze how ecosystems, such as animal populations or vegetation, change and sustain themselves over time. It focuses on the balance between growth, death, and movement within the system. By representing these processes with equations, the model helps scientists understand conditions that lead to stable populations, fluctuations, or collapse. Essentially, it provides insights into the dynamics of complex natural systems, allowing researchers to predict their behavior and develop strategies for conservation or management.