Romeo Lahey Memorial Lectures
The Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture honours the principal founder of the National Parks Association of Queensland, who remained president for more than 30 years and was instrumental in convincing the Queensland Government to declare many of the national parks gazetted up to the 1970s.
2017 – 18th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: Making Conservation Relevant in a Crowded World (Peter Cochrane)
2008 – 16th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: Protected Areas in a Time of Change (Penny Figgis)
2005 – 15th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: National Parks – A Vital Concept on the Verge (Hugh Lavery
1998 – 12th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: The Legacy of Voluntary Conservationists (John Sinclair)
1990 – 10th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: The Next Sixty Years (Tony Groom)
1984 – 8th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: The Reservation of Rainforest in Queensland (G.H. Cossins)
1980 – 7th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: The First Fifty Years (J.K. Jarrott)
1975 – 5th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: History in Queensland National Parks (J.K. Jarrott)
1973 – 4th Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: A National Park Manifesto for Queensland? (David D. Lahey)
1971 – 2nd Romeo Lahey Memorial Lecture: The Great National Parks Movement (Alec H. Chisholm)