Environmental Investigation Agency - Quotes

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  • "EIA's track record of investigative work, scientific documentation, and representation at international conventions has earned EIA a reputation for highly effective and successful campaigning. EIA continues to share these skills with local groups and government officials to help empower them in the fight against environmental crime."

- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2007

  • "EIA is a highly-respected, hard-hitting, dirt-digging organisation".

- BBC Wildlife Magazine

  • "The reason for their success is not just the information gathered, it is the way they use it as a political lobbying tool. One of Britain's most effective conservation groups."

- BBC Wildlife Magazine

  • "I am proud to support EIA. Thanks to their brave and pioneering methods of undercover work to expose crimes against wildlife and the environment, they have made a great difference to the world in which we all live"

- Sting

  • "EIA performs an extremely important role in investigating various abuses of the natural world. I believe it deserves support from anyone concerned about the future of the living world."

- Sir Peter Scott

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