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Mute Swans - Invading Michigan's Waters

mute swans brochure coverMute swans are an invasive non-native species that pose a growing threat to native animals, habitat and people. Their numbers are well above an acceptable range, requiring the DNR to increase management efforts. The DNR needs your help to decrease this invasive population.

To learn more, read our mute swan facts brochure.

-Frequently Asked Questions About Mute Swans
-More information about mute swans

Protecting our Trumpeter Swan
The mute swan poses a significant threat to the continued success of the native trumpeter swan, a threatened species in Michigan. This threat will continue as long as the population of mute swans is not drastically reduced. Learn more about trumpeter swans.

photo of a trumpeter swan


Contact Information

• Wildlife Field Offices

• Lansing - Wildlife Division: 517-373-1263





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