Baldcypress leafroller museum and trapping data used for creating species distribution models

Attached are CSV files for the moth occurence data used to create species distribution models for the baldcypress leafroller present in the Ecological Informatics puclication titled "Environmental niche model for the baldcypress leafroller, a significant defoliator of coastal forests, under current and projected climate scenarios" and authored by Kristy M. McAndrew, Joshua J. Granger, and Samuel F. Ward. Also included is an R script with data cleaning, processing, and model creation. Example code is included for projecting best fit models into future climate scenarios. Additionally, all projected future rasters are included, with code used to calculate area in each suitability category, and code used for statistical tests represented in the manuscript. Code to create each figure presented in the main text of the manuscript is present, including Climate data used is available either through R directly (see code) or from worldclim (https://www.worldclim.org/data/cmip6/cmip6climate.html). Host data are included both as shapefiles and rasters.