EIA’s transparent traceability system for chainsaw-milled lumber in Liberia shows how simple mobile app technology can bring effective transparency and traceability at a low cost even in remote and complicated environments.
A new investigative report from EIA documents a major illegal logging operation in Munduruku Indigenous Territory, in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, and shows how illegal timber from the region is laundered into international supply chains.
EIA and 11 other U.S. civil society organizations urge the European Commission to hold firm against U.S. pressure to delay or weaken the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
Una investigación de varios años revela cómo las exportaciones de madera de Colombia, especialmente la madera utilizada para decking y pisos, están ingresando a los mercados de EE. UU., UE y Canadá sin los documentos legales requeridos para probar su origen legal.
A multi-year investigation exposes how Colombia’s timber exports—especially timber used for decking and flooring—are entering U.S., EU, and Canadian markets without the legal documents required to prove lawful origin.
EIA’s new investigation, supported with analysis by the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA), has uncovered rampant illegal logging, fraud, and corruption in the Brazilian Amazon. We're calling for stricter enforcement, supply chain transparency, and international collaboration to stop the illegal timber trade from destroying the Amazon.