Martin de Wit is a professor of Environmental Governance at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, where he teaches Environmental Economics. He coordinates the School of Public Leadership’s (SPL) MPhil (Environmental Management) Programme as well as PhD students on SPL’s PhD (PDM) Programme with a particular interest in Environmental Governance, Management, and Policy. His research work focuses on care for creation, the interactions between the economy and the environment (notably climate, ecosystems, energy, waste, and pollution), and the place of the human person in environmental governance and social order. Martin is an NRF-rated scholar with over 180 research works and technical reports as listed on ORCID (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3054-2479). Martin serves on the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences’ Higher Degree and Research Committee and on the Board of Directors of A Rocha South Africa, an FBO in environmental conservation.