Brenda Holzinger

Brenda Holzinger, named New Jersey Regional Coordinator in 2008, joined the Trail Conference in late 2006 as conservation and advocacy associate.

Brenda has a diverse background that includes environmental policy, advocacy, and higher education. She was a legal and policy analyst for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and worked with citizens groups in upstate New York. On the academic side, she has taught a variety of courses in politics and environmental and public policy at Princeton, Cornell, Fairleigh Dickinson and William Paterson Universities, and served as senior director of academic affairs at New York Law School. Brenda has advanced degrees in government and public policy, and a law degree from Rutgers-Camden.

Brenda is currently the conservation chair of the Adirondack Mountain Club North Jersey Chapter and a volunteer photographer for the Mohonk Preserve. She is a native of New Jersey, although she has also spent time in California and the Finger Lakes area of upstate New York. Brenda loves to be outdoors and is an avid hiker, showshoer and cross-country skier who hits the trails throughout northern New Jersey and southern New York whenever she can.

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