Want to get learn how to get rid of the invasive species plaguing your yards and homes? Join Addison Kubik for a presentation on common backyard invasive species, how to manage them, and how to begin removing them from your landscapes.

Tired of having to mow a bunch of grass in your lawn all summer? Want to make your lawn a hotspot for diversity and pollinators? If yes, join Addison Kubik for a talk about the benefits of pollinator gardens, how to know which native species to plant, and steps you can take to transition from a grass lawn and restore pollinator habitat.

Addison Kubik is the Education & Outreach Coordinator for the Capital Region Partnership for Invasive Species Management (PRISM) where he provides lectures, workshops, and demonstrations on invasive species and their management. Addison attended the SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry where he majored in Conservation Biology with a focus on botany and plant science and spent his extra time teaching dendrology. Addison has lived in the Capital Region for 7 years, and when he's not working you can probably find him on a local trail stopping to look at every plant he passes.