The Northeastern IPM Center is a leading organization dedicated to the promotion and implementation of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) across the Northeastern United States. Operating out of Cornell University, the Center focuses on developing sustainable pest control strategies that prioritize environmental health, human safety, and economic viability. By fostering collaboration among agricultural, urban, and rural stakeholders, the Center addresses key regional priorities through targeted research, education, and outreach initiatives.

Their diverse offerings include competitive grant programs funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, educational resources, and signature programs aimed at building partnerships and providing practical solutions to pest problems. The Northeastern IPM Center also hosts various working groups addressing specific issues, such as municipal rodent control and crop-specific pest management strategies. By sharing information and facilitating workshops, webinars, and resources, the Center empowers communities, farmers, and pest management professionals to implement effective IPM practices for a healthier, pest-free environment.