Helping Trumpeter Swans for more than 50 years thanks to people like you!
The Trumpeter Swan Society (TTSS) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1968 and dedicated to assuring the vitality and welfare of wild Trumpeter Swans.
We are the only non-profit organization working for Trumpeter Swan conservation across North America.
You're invited to explore our website. See the impact you too can make for Trumpeter Swans.
Your gift makes sure a swan is in an area that is safe, secure and known.
Deadline: Midnight December 31!
Exclusive trumpeter swan items! Shirts, hats, mugs, fleece blankets and much more!
Adopt a Swan. Track a Swan. Protect swan habitat. Give a gift membership. Even more items to give this holiday!
Check out the swan swag to give along with your gift.
Call 360-466-0515 to report dead, sick or injured swans in Washington, USA, and 1-866-431-2473 in British Columbia, Canada. The hotline is available 24/7 through the end of March.
Trumpeter swans need your help. Join the movement to secure their future. Renew your membership. Give a gift membership. You make a difference to them when you do.
NEBRASKA: State conservation officers are investigating the recent killing of three trumpeter swans in northwest Nebraska’s Sioux County.
The swans, which are a designated “at-risk” species that is not to be hunted, were found dead from gunshots on Friday near the junction of Nebraska Highway 29 and River Road, south of Harrison, according to Conservation Officer Josh Widhelm of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
The site is the entrance to Agate Fossil Beds National Monument along the Niobrara River. Anyone with information about the shootings is asked to call the Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers hotline at 800-742-7627 or report online to the OutdoorNebraska.gov/conservation/wildlife-management/wildlife-crime-stoppers.
WEBINAR: This is the first webinar of the Trumpeter Swan Society. It was presented on October 4, 2023.
This webinar is right for you if you want to learn
• how to tell trumpeter swans from other swans and other large white birds
• how a trumpeter swan family spends the year
• what happens to young swans after they leave the family
• lots of other fun swan facts!
Presented by: Kelly Schouten, Educator at the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium
Check out our Instagram page- you don't need an account to see it. This post has 7 fun facts about trumpeter swans!
Check out this fun, short YouTube video on our channel
Check out this YouTube video of a swan preening in a wetland, creating wonderful ripples in the water
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