Very cute and fuzzy. I think they have a thing for hospitals LOL. When I was in St. Louis, the hospital I worked at had skads of geese. While it was wonderful to watch them, the only came during nesting season and OMG are the aggressive. The last year I was there, we had 3 incidents where patients were attacked. The worst of them all was a lady that was 8 months pregnant. Everything came out ok and the baby was fine, but of course she still sued the hospital even though the said the accept responsibility and paid for not only everything with the treatment for the bird but all for her entire hospital bill and the first year of bills for the baby. 'it was enough'
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So sad to hear this my friend. Surely they can move the geese to another place? Build a small dam and fence it off so that the goslings cannot get out, as then the adults will then stay with them away from the public.
I know it's a lot of effort, but the safety of the public is a priority and geese are regularly moved around over here.
Appoint a goose watcher to chase the marauders and make sure that there are food in the camp and the geese will soon learn to stay away.
Just my thought on this.
Blessings!