CLEAN : 12th century UK tradition of swan upping creating a flap

The video discusses the historical and modern significance of swans. In the 20th century, swans were primarily valued as a food source for banquets and feasts. Today, the focus has shifted to conservation and education. The process of 'swan upping' involves checking swans for injuries, fishing tackle, diseases, and ensuring they are growing normally. Injured swans are sent to rescue services, while healthy ones are returned to the water.

What was the significance of the swarm in the 20th century?

How has the focus of Swan conservation changed over time?

What actions are taken to check the health of the swans?

What happens to swans that are found to be injured or diseased?

Describe the process of returning healthy swans back to the water.