Roger Casement: patriot, diplomat, poet, human rights campaigner . . . and naturalist?

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The celebrated Irish patriot Roger Casement was also a dedicated and talented naturalist, a side of his life that is perhaps less well known today. Many of the biological specimens he collected on his extensive travels can still be found in the Natural History Museum in Dublin today. Eric Dempsey tells us about his plans for a special documentary to shed more light on Casement’s natural history exploits and achievements...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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