Photograph by Margaret Smith
Above: The Trumpeter Swan Society participates in many events and presentations about trumpeter swans
Outreach & Advocacy
Sharing the story of Trumpeter Swans is a lot of fun, including at this Earth Day celebration. Photograph by Margaret Smith
Your donation support our wide-reaching outreach and advocacy.
We provide educational and outreach programs to the general public, schools, agencies, and other organizations, and participate in events and shows throughout the year. It's great fun to meet you and hear your stories about Trumpeter Swans!
Sharing the stories of the return of the Trumpeter Swan is inspiring- so many people with passion, imagination, dedication, patience and persistence worked to return this beautiful bird so you can experience that beauty today.
Sharing stories of the return of trumpeter swans through our popular webinars is an important reminder of the extraordinary journey of the last few decades to bring a species back from the brink of extinction.
Check out our Swan Webinars page!
Today, you are witnessing history being made as Trumpeter Swans return to new areas! Your support makes you a partner in their return.
Your donation makes it possible to work with and reach out to local, state and federal agencies, waterfowl breeders, the general public, sportsmen, farmers, master gardeners, water quality groups, and other non profits. Your support answers many questions about swans that we receive by email, phone or mail. Your support makes all this possible.
Instagram posts and Youtube videos share loads of information about swans
Subscribe to our Instagram and YouTube to learn lots more fun and important information about trumpeter swans, their behaviors, their habitats, and the issues they face today.
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Our YouTube channel has more than 100 swan videos from less than 30 seconds to hour-long webinars. Fun, entertaining and tons of swan behavior information!
Swan Conferences
Photograph by Mary Nelson
Our Swan Conferences, held around the continent, promote the scientific study of swans and their habitats and strengthens and expands our "swan network."
Each year our advocacy efforts address issues, threats, and concerns about swans, their habitat, health and security. Our board of directors reviews issues brought to our attention. Many issues are of public interest for our members. We invite our members to advocate on various issues through the year.
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Be sure to check out our News and Notes for updates as they happen!
