Trumpeter swan populations in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming are declining, and of particular concern is the struggling population in Yellowstone that has stopped producing offspring.

A young trumpeter’s growth would shame the best efforts of Perdue and Tyson with commercial poultry. A young one can go from slightly under half a pound on hatching to 20 pounds in 15 weeks.

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SWANS: Trumpeter swans, mute swans, and tundra swans can be found in Michigan, writes Barb Rogers of the Wildlife Recovery Association.

“Trumpeter swans represent a great comeback story for Ohio. This is just one of many examples of the conservation work ODNR has been doing for the last 75 years,” Mary Mertz, director of the ...

The Ohio Wildlife Council has voted to remove the trumpeter swan from the state’s threatened species list following a 28-year effort by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) to restore ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Wildlife Council voted to remove the trumpeter swan from the state's threatened species list after a 28-year effort by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to ...

“Trumpeter swans represent a great comeback story for Ohio. This is just one of many examples of the conservation work ODNR has been doing for the last 75 years,” Ohio Department of Natural ...

Ohio's trumpeter swan population stands at nearly 900 with swans nesting in 26 different counties. Credit: AP Author:10TV Web Staff Published:12:43 PM EDT April 12, 2024 ...