COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOIO) - After nearly three decades of working to restore the population, Ohio officials announced Friday the trumpeter swan is no longer on the state’s threatened species list.

Despite several measures aimed at discouraging the killing of trumpeters during Utah’s 73-day swan season, the swan harvest notched its 20th trumpeter on Nov. 17.

Akron Zoo welcomes Ila the trumpeter swan to waterfowl pond (Source: Akron Zoo) (Akron Zoo) “Ila is sweet, friendly and vocal,” the Akron Zoo stated.

Utah expanded its annual total of swan permits from 2,000 to 2,750 in 2019, when only a few trumpeters were killed each year and never enough to shut down the swan hunt early, according to Heather ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Friday that trumpeter swans are no longer listed as threatened species in the state. The governor announced that the Ohio Wildlife Council voted ...

OVANDO — An enchanted Susie Maclin clutched the trumpeter swan cygnet in her arms, moments before releasing it into Jones Lake on the Rolling Stone Ranch Thursday morning.

Agency to re-examine trumpeter swan hunt. By Theo Stein Denver Post Environment Writer March 29, 2001 - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will rethink its decision to let Utah hunters shoot up to 15 ...

ASHLAND COUNTY, Ohio (WJW) – Wildlife officials have shared an update on a person they say illegally shot and killed a Trumpeter swan in Northeast Ohio late last year. According to the Ohio ...

The trumpeter swan has been removed from Ohio’s threatened species list after nearly 30 years of the state working to restore its population. Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural ...