Tuesday Talks

Welcome to Tuesday Talks!

Looking for some mid-week inspiration and learning? Join us for Tuesday Talks - the perfect gathering for those curious minds out there!

We will gather to listen, engage, and create community through learning more about nonprofit professionals and the work currently being done to support San Diegans.

This month we will be chatting with Empress Holliday, she is the Coastal Training Program Associate and Research Assistant with Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve.

Note: Per Empress' request, her biography has been updated.

Biography: Empress is an environmental geographer who has worked at TRNERR since 2021. She started as an education specialist with California State Parks before transitioning to the Southwest Wetlands Interpretive Association as a coastal training program associate and research assistant. She attended San Diego State University where she earned a B.A. and M.A. in Geography with an emphasis in Environment and Society. Her work is a rich blend of focuses, with key aspects being providing training and technical assistance for Tribal and non-Tribal coastal decision makers and community members in the U.S. and Mexico, environmental justice, estuarine ecology, cultural heritage, habitat monitoring, cultural ecosystem services, environmental education, community science, and fostering cross-programmatic relationships within the Reserve. As a San Diego local, Empress enjoys spending her time outdoors and exploring the food scene.

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