2025-11-14T13:05:57-06:00 2024-12-31 521392008 GELMAN ROSENBERG & FREEDMAN 4550 MONTGOMERY AVE SUITE 800N BETHESDA MD 208142930 990 2024-01-01 521654284 ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY ENVI 2024836621 PO BOX 53343 WASHINGTON DC 20009 ALEXANDER VON BISMARCK EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2024836621 2025-11-14 1 0 RICHARD J LOCASTRO CPA P00288314 3019519090 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z ALEXANDER VON BISMARCK PO BOX 53343 WASHINGTON DC 20009 8343438 0 X WWW.EIA.ORG X 1989 DC TO ESTABLISH AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS TO PROTECT WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT. 6 5 44 5 0 0 7103983 8222072 0 0 105177 121366 0 0 7209160 8343438 1540201 1509340 0 0 4331991 4728557 0 0 144116 2066292 1881620 7938484 8119517 -729324 223921 5599171 5978613 2279606 2370137 3319565 3608476 X TO ESTABLISH AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS TO PROTECT THE GLOBAL CLIMATE, FORESTS, WILDLIFE AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, THROUGH RESEARCH, ADVOCACY, AND INVESTIGATION. 0 0 4709259 1281472 EIA'S FOREST CAMPAIGN PROTECTS THE WORLD'S FORESTS, AND THE PEOPLE, WILDLIFE AND GLOBAL CLIMATE THAT DEPEND ON THEM, BY EXPOSING ILLEGAL TIMBER OPERATIONS AND ILLEGAL DEFORESTATION FOR PRODUCTION OF COMMODITIES THROUGH UNDERCOVER INVESTIGATIONS; EXTENSIVE RESEARCH, DATA ANALYSIS, SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS, CAMPAIGNING AND ADVOCACY FOR DOMESTIC LAWS THAT BAN IMPORTS OF PRODUCTS MADE FROM ILLEGALLY CUT TIMBER OR COMMODITIES RESULTING FROM ILLICIT DEFORESTATION; ENGAGING WITH BUSINESSES AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS TO MAKE SUPPLY CHAINS MORE TRACEABLE AND TRANSPARENT WORLDWIDE TO REINFORCE LEGALITY AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABILITY; ADVOCATING FOR FOREST PROTECTION AND GOVERNANCE SAFEGUARDS IN TRADE POLICIES; AND STRENGTHENING FOREST GOVERNANCE AND COMMUNITY INCLUSION, WHICH IN TURN HELPS COMMUNITIES TO THRIVE AND FORESTS TO REMAIN STANDING. MORE DETAILS ABOUT OUR CAMPAIGN WORK AT: EIA.ORG/CAMPAIGNS/ 1298788 205015 EIA WILDLIFE AND OCEAN CAMPAIGNS ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE THE WORLD'S THREATENED SPECIES, INCLUDING ELEPHANTS, RHINOS, ORANGUTANS, AND BELUGA WHALES, ARE PROTECTED, RECOVERED, AND THRIVING THROUGHOUT THEIR NATURAL RANGES. EIA RELIES ON THE BEST AVAILABLE SCIENTIFIC, CUSTOMS, AND TRADE DATA, AND INTELLIGENCE FROM INVESTIGATIONS, TO SUPPORT POLICIES AND ACTIONS THAT PROTECT THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. EIA'S WILDLIFE CAMPAIGN WORKS WITH PARTNERS AND ALLIES ON THE GROUND TO STOP THE ILLEGAL AND UNSUSTAINABLE KILLING OF, AND TRADE IN, ELEPHANTS AND RHINOS, AND TO PROTECT THE ARCTIC HOME OF BELUGAS AND OTHER WHALES AND THE TROPICAL FOREST HABITAT OF ORANGUTANS.EIA'S APPROACH TO WILDLIFE PROTECTION FALLS UNDER TWO MAJOR WORK AREAS:1) PROTECTING TERRESTRIAL SPECIES FROM POACHING, TRAFFICKING, AND HABITAT LOSS, BY UPHOLDING INTERNATIONAL BANS ON ELEPHANT IVORY AND RHINOCEROS HORN; CAMPAIGNING FOR COUNTRIES AND JURISDICTIONS TO ADOPT AND IMPLEMENT LAWS TO CLOSE DOWN DOMESTIC ELEPHANT IVORY AND RHINO HORN MARKETS. 2) ARCTIC MARINE SPECIES PROTECTION BY ADVOCATING FOR EFFECTIVE REGULATORY CHANGE TO PROMOTE RECOVERY FOR CRITICALLY ENDANGERED COOK INLET BELUGA WHALES; INCREASED CRITICAL HABITAT PROTECTION AND ANTHROPOGENIC THREAT REDUCTION; AND ENGAGE GOVERNMENTS, INDUSTRY, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS AT RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL DECISION-MAKING FORA TO REDUCE THREATS TO VULNERABLE MARINE MAMMAL POPULATIONS FROM UNDERWATER NOISE EXPOSURE FROM INCREASED COMMERCIAL SHIPPING AND ILLEGAL COMMERCIAL WHALING TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED IMPACT OF ENSURING THAT FOCAL WILDLIFE SPECIES ARE NOT ONLY PROTECTED BUT THRIVING. MORE DETAILS ABOUT OUR CAMPAIGN WORK AT: EIA.ORG/CAMPAIGNS. 907616 GLOBAL CLIMATE CAMPAIGN EIA IS LEADING THE INTERNATIONAL EFFORT FOR A GLOBAL PHASE-OUT OF HYDROFLUOROCARBONS (HFCS)--A CLASS OF POTENT CHLORINATED CHEMICALS THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ANTARCTIC AND ARCTIC OZONE HOLES AS WELL AS ONE SIXTH OF ALL GLOBAL WARMING. EIA PROVIDES A WIDE ARRAY OF INFORMATION, THROUGH PRIMARY RESEARCH AND DATA ANALYSIS, TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIAL SECTORS TO FACILITATE IMMEDIATE CONVERSIONS FROM OZONE-DEPLETING SUBSTANCES AND HFCS TO LOW-GWP CLIMATE FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVES. THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, INCLUDING ATMOSPHERIC AND CHEMICAL SCIENCES, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY, CUTTING-EDGE REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY AND ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE MONTREAL PROTOCOL, EIA WORKS WITH RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS, SCIENTISTS, GOVERNMENTS, INDUSTRY AND NGOS AS WELL AS THE TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT PANEL (TEAP) THAT WAS ESTABLISHED AS THE TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS ADVISORY BODY TO THE MONTREAL PROTOCOL PARTIES, TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL INFORMATION RELATED TO THE ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES THAT HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED AND EMPLOYED TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO VIRTUALLY ELIMINATE USE OF OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES (SUCH AS CFCS AND HALONS), THAT HARM THE OZONE LAYER. EIA ALSO PRESENTS IN VARIOUS U.N. AND INDUSTRY EVENTS ON THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS TO PROMOTE CLIMATE-FRIENDLY TECHNOLOGY THAT USE NON-FLUORINATED NON-SYNTHETIC REFRIGERANTS CURRENTLY WIDELY USED IN REFRIGERANTS AND AIR CONDITIONING. MORE DETAILS ABOUT OUR CAMPAIGN WORK AT: EIA.ORG/CAMPAIGNS. 462639 22853 THE EXTRACTIVE CAMPAIGN AIMS TO REDUCE MINING IMPACTS AND INJUSTICES THROUGH STRATEGIC INVESTIGATION-LED AND GROUND-TRUTHING CAMPAIGNS. THE CAMPAIGN AIMS TO PRIORITIZE AMBITIOUS TRANSPARENCY-BASED AND EQUITY-FOCUSED SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS, BUILDING LOCAL CAPACITY, AMPLIFYING EXCITING INITIATIVES AND PARTICIPATING IN SYSTEMIC POLICY CHANGES. 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PERIODIC REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ARE IMPLEMENTED FOR ALL SUBGRANTEES WHICH ARE PROPERLY DOCUMENTED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SIGNED SUBAGREEMENTS. RECIPIENTS OF GRANTS ARE REQUIRED TO PERIODICALLY REPORT PROGRAM PROGRESS AND USE OF FUNDS, WHICH EIA REVIEWS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE GRANT OBJECTIVES. EIA GRANT MANAGER AND OPS TEAM COORDINATE AND MANAGE, IN CLOSE COORDINATION WITH THE PROGRAM TEAMS, VARIOUS DUE DILIGENCE PROTOCOLS APPLIED INCLUDING DOCUMENT REVIEW, SITE VISITS, AUDIT, AS NEEDED, TO VERIFY ACTIVITIES OF GRANTEES TO ENSURE PROPER COMPLIANCE WITH FUNDING TERMS AND USE OF RESOURCES. 1 ALASKA WILDLIFE ALLIANCE 645 G STREET STE 100 BOX 1086 WASHINGTON DC 20006 920073877 501(C)(3) 38000 0 SCOPING AND RESEARCH TO SUPPORT COOK INLET BELUGA RECOVERY CENTER FOR AMAZON COMMUNITY CENTER 19 COLONNADE WAY STE 117 NO 182 WASHINGTON DC 20005 743156891 501(C)(3) 15000 0 SUPPORT CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN THE AMAZON CODE4NATURE 1629 K ST NW STATE COLLEGE PA 16803 301006401 501(C)(3) 349376 0 TIMBER TRACEABILITY SYSTEMS GUNUNG ORANGUTAN CONSERVATION PROGRAM 19 WOODPARK CIRCLE LEXINGTON MA 02421 261380932 501(C)(3) 20000 0 ORANGUTANS PROTECTION WORLD WILDLIFE FUND INC 1250 24TH STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20037 521693387 501(C)(3) 10000 0 DEFORESTATION POLICY WORK 5 0 PART I, LINE 2: THE ORGANIZATION WORKS CLOSELY WITH ITS SUBGRANTEES TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE AND PROPER REPORTING. PERIODIC REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ARE IMPLEMENTED FOR ALL SUBGRANTEES WHICH ARE PROPERLY DOCUMENTED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SIGNED SUBAGREEMENTS. RECIPIENTS OF GRANTS ARE REQUIRED TO PERIODICALLY REPORT PROGRAM PROGRESS AND USE OF FUNDS, WHICH EIA REVIEWS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE GRANT OBJECTIVES. EIA GRANT MANAGER AND OPS TEAM COORDINATE AND MANAGE, IN CLOSE COORDINATION WITH THE PROGRAM TEAMS, VARIOUS DUE DILIGENCE PROTOCOLS APPLIED INCLUDING DOCUMENT REVIEW, SITE VISITS, AUDIT, AS NEEDED, TO VERIFY ACTIVITIES OF GRANTEES TO ENSURE PROPER COMPLIANCE WITH FUNDING TERMS AND USE OF RESOURCES. 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FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION HAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY IN ACCORDANCE TO WHICH TWO FORMS OF POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST MAY BE IDENTIFIED, WHERE A DIRECTOR HAS A DIRECT PERSONAL INTEREST IN ANY PAYMENT MADE TO HIM, HER OR A FAMILY MEMBER BY ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY, INC. AND WHERE A DIRECTOR HAS AN INDIRECT PERSONAL INTEREST, I.E., WHERE A PAYMENT IS MADE BY ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY INC. TO AN ORGANIZATION OR INDIVIDUAL WITH WHICH A DIRECTOR OR EMPLOYEE OR ADVISER HAS A RELATIONSHIP, EITHER AS AN EMPLOYEE, DIRECTOR, OR IN SOME OTHER WAY. EIA PERIODICALLY DISCUSSES ITS CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY WITH ITS MEMBERS, AND CONSISTENTLY MONITORS AND ENFORCES COMPLIANCE WITH THE POLICY. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 EIA HAS ESTABLISHED A FRAMEWORK FOR COMPENSATION STRUCTURE RESULTING FROM THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF A COMPENSATION STUDY, CONDUCTED BY INDEPENDENT EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS, WHICH WAS INFORMED BY COMPARISON WITH OTHER SIMILARLY SITUATED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WASHINGTON, DC REGION AND ORGANIZATIONS OF COMPARABLE SIZE, SCOPE, AND REVENUE AND INFORMED BY BEST PRACTICES. THE PERFORMANCE REVIEW PROCESS IS MANAGED BY THE HR MANAGER IN CLOSE COORDINATION AND OVERSIGHT BY THE CHIEF OPERATIONS AND FINANCE OFFICE AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, UNDER THE BOARD'S OVERSIGHT, TO ENSURE THAT EIA'S COMPENSATION PROGRAM IS PROPERLY IMPLEMENTED AND MONITORED, AND ACHIEVES THE ESTABLISHED GOALS OF INTERNAL EQUITY AND FAIR AND COMPETITIVE MARKET-BASED COMPENSATION. THE COMPENSATION OF TOP EXECUTIVE IS ADMINISTERED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEWING AND RECOMMENDING THE SALARY ADJUSTMENTS AND INCENTIVES PACKAGE IN COMPLIANCE WITH EIA COMPENSATION POLICY, THE EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION POLICY, AND APPLICABLE REGULATIONS. THE DECISION IS DOCUMENTED IN THE BOARD MINUTES AND IN THE CORRESPONDING INDIVIDUAL PERSONNEL FILE. INFORMAL SURVEYS OF LIKE-SIZED NGOS AND OTHER INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED DATA ARE ALSO REFERRED TO WHEN ASSESSING REASONABLE, EQUITABLE AND FAIR COMPENSATION IN REFERENCE TO EIA'S COMPENSATION STRUCTURE AND POLICIES. THE ORGANIZATIONS' LEVELS OF FUNDING AND DONOR LIMITATIONS ARE ALSO FACTORED IN WHEN ESTABLISHING AND ADJUSTING OFFICERS AND KEY EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION LEVELS. THE MOST RECENT REVIEW OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TOOK PLACE IN AUGUST 2019. EMPLOYEE SALARIES ARE REVIEWED ANNUALLY, BASED ON PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND OTHER SALARY CONSIDERATIONS. DIRECT AND BACK-UP SUPERVISORS WILL MAKE SALARY INCREASE RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON ASSESSED PERFORMANCE, AND IN CONSULTATION WITH THE HR MANAGER WHO IN CLOSE COORDINATION WITH THE CHIEF OPERATIONS AND FINANCE OFFICE WILL ENSURE THE PROCESS IS FAIR AND EQUITABLE AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ESTABLISHED COMPENSATION POLICY. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WILL BE CONSULTED AS NEEDED THROUGHOUT THE ANNUAL REVIEW PROCESS. SALARY ADJUSTMENTS ARE DOCUMENTED IN THE EMPLOYEE'S PERSONNEL FILE. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 EIA AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON EIA'S WEBSITE. EIA GOVERNING DOCUMENTS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST.