Diversionary feeding reshapes primate movement and reduces bark-stripping in pine plantations - DataSet

Data and reproducible R notebooks associated with the manuscript “Diversionary feeding reshapes primate movement and reduces bark-stripping in pine plantations.” The repository includes three analyses: temporal shifts in habitat use using broken-stick models, habitat selection using Resource Selection Functions, and seasonal variation in bark-stripping intensity. Together, these files support the evaluation of diversionary feeding as a mechanism-based strategy to redirect black capuchin monkey movements away from vulnerable pine stands and reduce damage in commercial plantations.