Charles “Chip” Cartwright became the first black District Ranger in 1979, and in 1988 he was named Supervisor of the Jefferson National Forest in Virginia, thereby becoming the first black Forest Supervisor. Black and white photo of the District Ranger wearing a Forest Service uniform with badge, name plate, and Forest service emblem on shoulder.
Yesterday I highlighted International #WomenInScienceDay.
It’s also #BlackHistoryMonth.
We should still celebrate our diversity.
It’s an easy way to let people feel seen.
It helps people see *ALL* have a place in the stewardship of our public lands.
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