Environmental Investigation Agency US Employee Directory
Environmental ServicesDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees
The Environmental Investigation Agency US is an independent, small-to-mid-sized campaigning organization within the environmental services sector, based in Washington, DC. It pursues change to defend the natural world from environmental crime and abuse, focusing on endangered wildlife, forests, and the global climate. Its work centers on the intersection of global trade and the accelerating loss of natural resources and species. Leveraging its independence and mobility, the organization produces primary evidence and analysis—often through undercover investigations and intelligence reports—and seeks to build enduring alliances, institutions, and policies to address these challenges. Its activities target policymakers, partners, and other stakeholders involved in environmental protection, aiming to inform and influence responses to trade-driven environmental degradation. In 2025, the organization launched the Iguana Papers, an open database designed to surface evidence to hold Ecopetrol accountable.