The "territory system" refers to a method of organizing and managing land or areas, often used in various contexts such as wildlife management, urban planning, and political divisions. In this system, specific regions are designated for particular purposes, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and conflicts are minimized. In wildlife management, for example, the territory system helps maintain ecological balance by defining areas where certain species, like wolves or bears, can thrive without encroaching on human activities. Similarly, in urban planning, it aids in zoning, allowing for residential, commercial, and industrial areas to coexist harmoniously.