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Peterborough residents Steve Paul (right) and Peter Hewitt captured a potentially injured trumpeter swan along the Trent Canal trail just south of the Parkhill swing bridge on June 4, 2025, with Paul then driving it to the Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge. Two days earlier, Hewitt and Karen Hjort-Jensen had sat with the swan for more than two hours after noticing the swan was behaving strangely and reached out to various organizations for help, including Trumpeter Swan Conservation Ontario which connected them with volunteer Paul. (Photo: Karen Hjort-Jensen)

Peterborough residents team up to help a wild trumpeter swan

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After hours of sitting with the potentially injured bird, Karen Hjort-Jensen and Peter Hewitt connected with Steve Paul who took the swan to Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge.