Ebony Hood

Ebony Hood’s multidisciplinary background in biology, sustainability, and education fuels Syatt’s innovative programming, creating transformative outdoor experiences for youth.

With a Master’s in Education in Curriculum & Instruction from Kent State University and a Bachelor’s in Biology/Sustainability from Baldwin Wallace University, Ebony takes an interdisciplinary approach to environmental education, blending science, culture, and hands-on learning.

Areas of Focus:

  • Driving organizational growth and program impact through data-informed strategies, interdisciplinary learning, and scalable youth development models
  • Designing immersive outdoor programs that connect youth to nature and cultivate environmental leadership
  • Integrating Indigenous knowledge and sustainability practices into curriculum development
  • Conducting research and evaluation to shape evidence-based policies in environmental equity
  • Leading international youth programs that merge environmental education with social justice
  • Developing STEM-focused initiatives that inspire underrepresented students to explore environmental science and conservation

Ebony’s work exemplifies how hands-on experiences in nature spark curiosity, leadership, and civic engagement. By blending education, science, and sustainability, she is nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards and changemakers.