Schoolchildren from Dungarvan, Co Waterford, joined scientists to track brent geese migrating from Ireland to Canada, with one goose being shot and eaten by an Inuit hunter in the Arctic. The incident is featured in the RTÉ animated documentary Where the Wild Geese Go, showcasing the impact of the children’s citizen science project on increasing awareness of nature. The series, airing on October 21st, explores the cultural and conservation aspects of the geese’s journey, offering young viewers an interactive website to become “goose detectives” themselves.
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Pope Francis donated €200,000 to prisoners from his personal account before he died
Pope Francis, before his death, donated €200,000 from his personal account to inmates at Rome's Regina Coeli prison, which he visited to offer Easter well-wishes. During his final visit, he expressed his desire to be close to the inmates, emphasizing their need for attention and care. Auxiliary Bishop Benoni Ambarus revealed this heartfelt gesture, highlighting the Pope's consistent commitment to prisoners throughout his papacy and his wish for a simple burial, funded by a benefactor,...
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