Three species of toadflax are considered to be invading Colorado: yellow toadflax (Linaria vulgaris), dalmation toadflax (Linaria dalmatica) and a hybrid of the two. Much is known about yellow and dalmation toadflax; however, little is published on hybrid toadflax. All species are prolific, spreading rapidly in common conditions and across a wide range in elevation. The hybrid appears to take on characteristics beneficial for reproduction from its parents enabling it to spread to a larger distribution. The purpose of this project is to create a habitat suitability map for the hybrid toadflax species in Colorado, basing the prediction on species distribution models created for dalmation and yellow toadflax. The models will incorporate remote sensing data as well as climatic and topographic variables.Interns: Kevin McCartney, Jordan Lestina, Max CookReport: ColoradoView – Invasive Hybrid Toadflax Species Distribution Modeling