Why this version is public-friendly
GitHub Pages can host the interactive demo directly, so people visiting your account can use WildWhere immediately instead of reading setup instructions first.
WildWhere gives visitors a fast, interactive way to explore likely sightings by park, month, time of day, and local conditions. This GitHub Pages version runs entirely in the browser so anyone viewing your profile can try it instantly.
How this demo works
The live Pages demo uses a transparent client-side scoring model inspired by the parks, conditions, and wildlife patterns in the full project. The Flask + scikit-learn app is still in this repo for local use and future Python hosting.
Open the repoPick a scenario to generate ranked wildlife predictions.
GitHub Pages can host the interactive demo directly, so people visiting your account can use WildWhere immediately instead of reading setup instructions first.
The complete Flask and scikit-learn implementation is still in the repo under
Wildwhere/, including the trained model and API endpoints for local or future cloud
deployment.