About Us

To advance interdisciplinary dialogue, scholarship, and community engagement around meaning, value, ecology, and conservation.

Informed and innovative religious environmentalism.

• Integrative: Religious environmentalism should be interdisciplinary and scientifically informed, seeking connections across fields and religious traditions.
• Antioppressive: White supremacy and colonialism are environmental crises, and a more sustainable society must be a more just society.
• Spiritually Grounded: Our relationship with the more-than-human world is not only intellectual, but also embodied, aesthetic, emotional, meaningful, and prayerful.