The largest waterfowl in the world, the trumpeter swan, calls Alaska its home! These birds had a rapid decline in numbers and have really made a comeback since the mid 1900s. At the Kenai NWR, we have special regulations during swan nesting season (May 1 - Sept 10) to help protect swan populations! If you have any further questions regarding the regulations around swans, feel free to call the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. #TrailCamTuesday 🎥 (9 seconds)/Kenai NWR trail camera Alt Text: A white

#DidYouKnow the trumpeter swan is the largest swan in the world? In the early 1930s the species was nearly locally extinct in Canada, but swift and substantial conservation efforts have nearly doubled the population objectives for trumpeter swans in North America. Read more about this now, "Not At Risk" species in our #LPRC2020: wwf.ca/lprc2020 #ReverseWildlifeLoss | WWF-Canada

11 reactions | The Three Rivers Park District is joining with several other entities to learn more about trumpeter swans in Minnesota. The research project will try to learn more about migration patterns and genetics of the birds who live in Minnesota. | CCX Media | Facebook