Elephants - Environmental Investigation Agency Fundraiser
A portion of the proceeds from each shirt sold will be donated to the Environmental Investigation Agency (USA)
These shirts & sweatshirts feature a single elephant on the front chest, a family of elephants on the back, and the EIA logo printed on the left sleeve. The text under the back print reads "Save Elephants. End the Ivory trade."
From EIA:
For more than 35 years, the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) has developed and implemented systemic solutions to some of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges. Using innovative techniques, including digital data analysis, field investigations, and cutting-edge communications, EIA drives lasting change while supporting Indigenous and local communities in exposing environmental crime and protecting their land and biodiversity.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Artist (Front Print) - Asante Riverwind
Artist (Back Print) - Caron Dunn
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Elephants - Environmental Investigation Agency Fundraiser
Elephants - Environmental Investigation Agency Fundraiser
A portion of the proceeds from each shirt sold will be donated to the Environmental Investigation Agency (USA)
These shirts & sweatshirts feature a single elephant on the front chest, a family of elephants on the back, and the EIA logo printed on the left sleeve. The text under the back print reads "Save Elephants. End the Ivory trade."
From EIA:
For more than 35 years, the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) has developed and implemented systemic solutions to some of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges. Using innovative techniques, including digital data analysis, field investigations, and cutting-edge communications, EIA drives lasting change while supporting Indigenous and local communities in exposing environmental crime and protecting their land and biodiversity.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Artist (Front Print) - Asante Riverwind
Artist (Back Print) - Caron Dunn
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A portion of the proceeds from each shirt sold will be donated to the Environmental Investigation Agency (USA)
These shirts & sweatshirts feature a single elephant on the front chest, a family of elephants on the back, and the EIA logo printed on the left sleeve. The text under the back print reads "Save Elephants. End the Ivory trade."
From EIA:
For more than 35 years, the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) has developed and implemented systemic solutions to some of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges. Using innovative techniques, including digital data analysis, field investigations, and cutting-edge communications, EIA drives lasting change while supporting Indigenous and local communities in exposing environmental crime and protecting their land and biodiversity.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Through our Wildlife campaign, EIA envisions a world where the most threatened species, especially elephants and rhinos, thrive in their natural habitats. We work to stop poaching, end the illegal trade in wildlife parts, and safeguard the ecosystems these animals depend on. Africa’s elephants continue to be threatened by poaching to supply the trade in ivory. EIA strives to eliminate illegal ivory trade and increase enforcement to protect elephants. EIA campaigns to enforce the international ban on commercial ivory trade and advocate for the closure of domestic ivory markets worldwide to protect elephants from the threat of ivory trade for generations to come.
For decades, EIA has led the fight to protect elephants and end the ivory trade. Our 1989 investigations exposed widespread elephant poaching and a booming global ivory market, laying the groundwork for the international ban on commercial ivory trade under CITES. Since then, elephant populations devastated by poaching have begun to recover. Yet the fight continues: legal ivory markets and weakened protections still drive demand and new waves of poaching. EIA continues to work to expose illegal trade, strengthen enforcement, and advocate for the closure of all domestic ivory markets worldwide.
Beyond elephants, EIA US works globally to combat deforestation, climate pollution, threats to marine ecosystems, and the environmental and social harms caused by oil, gas, and mining industries. Through evidence-based investigations and strategic advocacy, we aim to halt environmental crime and ensure the protection of communities, species, and ecosystems.
Artist (Front Print) - Asante Riverwind
Artist (Back Print) - Caron Dunn
