EIA has a deserved global reputation for our undercover investigations into environmental crime, but less well known is the painstaking work done behind the scenes by our Intelligence Team
In 2013, after years of campaigning by EIA and others, the European Union brought in new laws to combat illegal timber trade
EIA has worked hard with partner organisations since 2017 to push for the closure of the EU ivory market and welcomes the commitment of the EU Commission to strengthen measures against illegal ivory trade in the bloc
Consumers around the world are still unable to have confidence in claims of ‘sustainable’ palm oil being used in the products they buy
The scale of plastic pollution is increasingly impossible to ignore and there’s a rising tide of tide of public opinion wanting to see it tackled
Our position is absolutely clear – EIA will not support any trade in timber and wood products originating from Myanmar