The Trumpeter Swan Society Restore - Expand - Protect - Advocate - Involve - Rebuild
The Trumpeter Swan is North America's largest waterfowl and one of its rarest native birds. To many people, it is the embodiment of grace, beauty, and unspoiled wildness. It is also an inspiring reminder that we can save some species that have been reduced to near extinction.
The Trumpeter Swan Society (TTSS) is a means for those who cherish these swans to work together and support their continued conservation and restoration.
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Your support benefits the efforts to restore and conserve Trumpeter Swan populations across North America.
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Trumpeter Watch ~ Report Winter Swan Sightings
Greater Yellowstone Trumpeter Watch
Greater Yellowstone Trumpeter Swan Initiative
Remembering a Founding Father of TTSS, Peter Ward
Memorial Services for TTSS Past President and Board Member, Harold H. Burgess
Blohm Receives George Bird Grinnell Award
The 2010 North American Trumpeter Swan Survey
Former TTSS Board Member Harry Lumsden has received a Lifetime Achievement Award
Lead Poisoning
Powerline Collisions
Illegal Shooting
Wetland Habitat Loss
Climate Change
Loss of Migration Tradition
Loss of Agricultural Land & other Upland Habitats
Human Disturbance During Critical Nesting & Wintering Periods
Diseases