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The study says the wolf population in the Park would be “marginally viable”. What does that mean?

April 26, 2017mean park population study wolf

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The study says the wolf population in the Park would be “marginally viable”. What does that mean?

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The term reflects concerns that, although habitat and prey are likely to be able to support about 56 wolves within the Park indefinitely, that population may remain too small to maintain its genetic diversity over the long term without supplemental reintroductions.