Describe renewable resources as it applies to: water, forests and fish.

Renewable resources refer to the resources which can be replaced. Water, forest and fish are examples of renewable resource due to the following:
- The water undergoes a continuous cycle thus, replacing the depleted water resource;
- Forest can be replenished through tree planting; and
- Fishes reproduce by themselves.

However, though these resources are renewable, they can also be depleted if the rate at which they are consumed is faster than the rate that they will be replaced.