If you're considering a career in environmental science or environmentalism, it's essential to explore the diverse opportunities available and how they intersect with various fields. Despite initially facing challenges in finding a fitting role, I eventually discovered that meaningful positions do exist, even if they aren't commonly held by people who look like me. In celebration of Black History Month, this post highlights promising environmental roles and fellowships designed to support underrepresented groups, such as the Hazel M. Johnson Fellowship, which aims to enhance opportunities for aspiring Black leaders in the environmental sector.