Supplementary Data for No-Net-Loss Strategies to Offset Biodiversity Loss from Expanded Resource Exploitation in the United States

We employed the Maxent model to simulate the distribution of five categories of rare and endangered species (mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, and plants) across the United States at a spatial resolution of 1 km, and converted the results into presence grids using threshold settings. Further, by overlaying the presence grids of all species, we obtained species richness grids. The grid files contain the overlaid species richness data for the five taxonomic groups. The CSV files contain the extracted data for all grid pixels, combined with relevant information such as development suitability and administrative boundaries within the United States.