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 restoration.
Support The Trumpeter Swan Society's vital work and keep informed by becoming a member. It's a bargain, and you'll get the Society's newsletter Trumpetings, and our Bulletin North American Swans.
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Your membership benefits the efforts to restore secure Trumpeter Swan populations across North America.
TTSS Discovers Trumpeter Swan Slain On Idaho Nest and Offers Reward
TTSS launches 5-year Greater Yellowstone Trumpeter Swan Initiative
Trumpeter Swans Making a Comeback in Ontario
Citizen Science Projects
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Help us learn about the Swans of Greater Yellowstone. Fill out our form online!
The Washington Swan Working Group (WSWG) is the local affiliate of The Trumpeter Swan Society. Our focus is on our native Trumpeter and Tundra Swans that winter in Washington State.