Species distribution modeling for honeycreepers on Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi informs conservation action

We analyzed habitat suitability for five Hawaiian honeycreepers on Kaua'i, Hawai'i to generate life history and habitat use knowledge and to identify priority sites for conservation action. As our study species are vulnerable, threatened, and endangered species, we have removed all location data from the data published here. We instead include as input to Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) a csv file with the extracted environmental variables at each presence point. MaxEnt can be run from just this table, though that is not how we ran it. Aside from specific locations, the attached data is the entirety of datasets we used in our analysis and all code needed to run the analysis. Any missing code represents a non-code based portion of our analysis. For example, we ran MaxEnt in the MaxEnt GUI, so there is no code to create our MaxEnt models. Full datasets with precise location data, if required, can be requested from Lisa "Cali" Crampton at [e-mail].