Melody Starya Mobley was the first African American female forester of the USDA Forest Service (USFS), serving from June 1977 until her retirement in March 2005. She also was the first African American woman to graduate (in 1979) from the University of Washington College of Forest Resources (later renamed the School of Forest Resources in the College of the Environment). During her 28 years with t
- Készítette Unidentified, Melody Starya Mobley, American, born 1958, United States Forest Service, founded 1905
- Köszönet: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Melody Starya Mobley
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