Which renewable resources can become nonrenewable if mismanaged?

Renewable resources such as water, forests, and fisheries can become nonrenewable if mismanaged. Overextraction of water resources can lead to depletion of aquifers, deforestation can result in irreversible loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and overfishing can collapse fish populations. Sustainable management practices are essential to ensure these resources remain viable for future generations. Without careful stewardship, these resources may not regenerate at a rate that meets human demands.