earthsight.org.uk

Earthsight is a UK-registered non-profit, limited by guarantee, that uses in-depth investigations to expose environmental and social crime and its links to global consumption. Its methods include undercover work, open-source intelligence, drone and satellite analysis, and tracing goods and money through supply chains. Findings are published as narrative reports, short films and graphics.

Its principal advocacy targets are consumer-country governments, and it campaigns for laws in the UK, EU and US that would require companies to clean up their supply chains, including EU deforestation rules. The organisation works with more traditional pressure groups in Europe, the US and the global south. It is funded as a non-profit and sells no products or services.

Earthsight was founded in 2016 and has investigated supply chains across Latin America, Africa, Europe and Asia, covering goods such as timber, furniture, cotton, charcoal and luxury handbags. Its reports have been covered by outlets including the BBC, The Guardian, The Times and The New York Times. The website lists sections for a Timber Investigations Centre, EUDR Watch and the Illegal Deforestation Monitor.

Product: Investigative reports, films and graphics on supply-chain abuses, plus advocacy for corporate supply-chain legislation.