The Dung Beetle Trust works to protect dung beetles through research, conservation and innovation
Current projects
Curlew Project 2021
Promoting the sustainable use of wormers and the beneficial impact of dung beetles and other invertebrates to the productivity of farms. Connecting this up with the breeding success of the curlew, which rely on dung beetles for food.
Farm Veterinary Pilot
We envision a world where farming and conservation go hand in hand. Conserving dung beetles brings economic as well as ecological benefits.
Pendle Hill Project
Expanding across 30 farmers in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Dung beetle conservation in schools
Engaging the next generation in tackling climate change and biodiversity loss, through learning about the plight of the dung beetle.
USA research and extension 2021-2023
Promoting the sustainable use of wormers in the Northeast USA.
Measuring dung beetle biodiversity and soil health in response to livestock parasite management strategies
