Wisconsin's Trumpeter Swan Fund
"The message of the Trumpeters will be repeated each time these wild calls echo across the United States and Canada. As they pass overhead, they will continue to remind us that wildlife's future lies in our own hands. We have choices and solutions." Two essential keys to the success of Wisconsin's Trumpeter Swan Recovery Program are adequate funding and an aware, educated public. The Trumpeter Swan Fund rewards its donors with interesting information they won't find elsewhere, plus a chance to interact with swan biologists in the field. Donations are used to cover costs of aerial surveys, health checks, other monitoring activities, and public education efforts. By marking (using numbered plastic collars) and monitoring most of Wisconsin's trumpeter swans since 1989, the Wisconsin DNR has compiled the most complete set of information on the ecology and movements of this species that exists anywhere. For your generosityHere is what's in store for Trumpeter Swan Fund donors: See trumpeter swans in the wild - your ultimate reward. All donors will receive an invitation to a special field trip with a swan biologist to do just this. Receive progress reports on Wisconsin's trumpeter swans in September and year-end. Receive information/gifts for the following contribution levels:
$50......2001 video on Wisconsin's Trumpeter Swan Recovery Program (avail. early 2002) $100....The Trumpet of the Swan by E.B. White, newly illustrated and signed by Fred Marcellino $250....Swans of the World: In Nature, History, Myth & Art by Alice Lindsay Price Donor FormTo contribute to the Wisconsin Trumpeter Swan Fund, download the Trumpeter Swan Fund Brochure and Donor Form [PDF 279 KB]. Please make check payable to the Endangered Resources Fund, and write "Trumpeter Swan Fund" on the memo line. Donations should be mailed to: Endangered Resources Fund Last Revised: June 15, 2007
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