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Consider making a tax deductible donation to Beyond Pesticides Ohio. We have accomplished so much by educating cities, schools and park districts on how to make communities safer for people, especially children, pets and the environment. This includes getting Cleveland Heights, South Euclid, Lakewood, University Circle and more to ban the use of pesticides on all public property. Recently we steered $25,000 grants to South Euclid and University Heights as part of Stonyfield Yogurts Play Free program. This project helps cities create safe, organic and healthy playing fields for children, families and pets. 

When Cuyahoga County passed their landmark ordinance banning lawn pesticides from all county owned land they did this to safeguard public health and also to encourage greater Cleveland communities to use this as a model.
 Indeed, this ordinance has been used as a model throughout the state and the nation. Most recently Philadelphia's Toxic Free Philly Campaign resulted in legislation banning pesticides on all public grounds. 
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Huge Breakthrough. Recent multi million dollar jury awards for health damages (cancer) due to exposure to Monsanto's Roundup/Glyphosate is a game changer. Indeed, insurance companies are rethinking whether to continue insuring companies that produce pesticides.
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Read our new article published in Heights Observer

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​​Read the articles from NYTIMES about the importance of pesticide reform 

  • Trumps Legacy: Damaged Brains 
  • ​An Open Door for Pesticide Lobbyists at the U.S.D.A
  • ​Monsanto’s Roundup Faces European Politics and U.S. Lawsuits

Welcome to 

Beyond Pesticides Ohio 

Working to Protect People, Pets and the Environment from Unnecessary Exposure to Pesticides 

Since 1985, Beyond Pesticides Ohio (formerly Ohio Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides) has been the only organization in Ohio that focuses exclusively on pesticide reform issues. Beyond Pesticides Ohio's mission is to educate the public and public officials about the hazards of exposing people (especially children and the chemically sensitive) and the environment to toxic chemicals and the availability of safe and effective alternatives.

NEW! Beyond Pesticides Ohio is working with Stonyfield Organic to create organic playing fields #Playfree. Learn more about Stonyfield's Playfree initiative here.

Roundup Proven to cause cancer. Read about lawsuits against Monsanto Here
- Bayer-Monsanto, Committed to Continued Sales of Roundup™-Glyphosate, Announces $10.9 Billion Settlement with Cancer Victims, Protects Company from Future Trials Bayer-Monsanto, Committed to Continued Sales of Roundup™-Glyphosate, Announces $10.9 Billion Settlement with Cancer Victims, Protects Company from Future Trials by Jury Thursday, June 25th, 2020​
Farmworkers and Conservationists Ask Court to Remove Monsanto’s Roundup from the Market Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020
- Ubiquitous Herbicide Glyphosate/Roundup Threatens Nearly All Endangered Species, Says EPA Friday, December 4th, 2020
Black Farmers Association Sues Bayer/Monsanto for Failure to Warn on Glyphosate/Roundup Hazards and Disproportionate Risk; Seeks Chemical’s Removal from Market Friday, September 11th, 2020

Learn More about Beyond Pesticide Ohio's Success Stories 
  • 1989 Ohio is the first state in the nation to require any commercial lawn pesticide applicator to set up pesticide application warning signs. 
  • 1995 Cleveland Heights is the first municipality to ban pesticides on public property (cities, schools, daycare grounds)
  • 2002  Lyndhurst becomes first city in the country to ban mosquito spraying for West Nile Virus
  • 2003 South Euclid becomes the second city in the nation to ban mosquito spraying for West Nile Virus
  • 2006 2007 Schools in Ohio require IPM
  • 2010 University Circle goes organic on all six acres of Wade Oval
  • 2012 Cuyahoga County Council bans the use of pesticides on county owned grounds
  • 2014 -ongoing: the Creating Sustainable Buildings and Grounds Project with University Circle Institutions
  • 2015  The iconic Shaker Square stops using pesticides on the Square's turf

Watch Videos from the experts who presented at Beyond Pesticides National Pesticide Forums including:
Organic lawn experts, organic farmers, public policy experts, beekeepers, colony collapse experts, pediatricians, epigenetic researchers, mosquito control experts and many more..
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  • Home
  • About
  • Donate Today
  • Contact Us
  • Issues
    • Pesticides and Children Don't Mix
    • Pesticides and Pets Don't Mix
    • Pesticides and Water Don't Mix
    • Protecting the Pollinators
    • Lawn Care Without Chemicals
    • Roundup Alternatives
    • Safe Mosquito Control
    • BPO Blog
  • Campaigns and Projects
    • Beyond Pesticide Ohio's Success Stories
    • Safe Lawn & Landscapes Campaign
  • BPOhio is working with Stonyfield Organic