Willis Jenkins lives in the Rivanna River watershed (Monacan land), where he works as Hollingsworth Professor of Ethics and chairs the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia. Jenkins co-directs UVA’s Coastal Futures Conservatory and Sanctuary Lab. He is the the author of two award-winning books on intersections of ethics, religion, and environment, including The Future of Ethics, which won an American Academy of Religion Award. Current research focuses on food ethics, religion & mass extinction, religion & climate change, and shifting senses of the sacred in Anthropocene landscapes.