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“Beware the man of one book.”

St. Thomas Aquinas
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Sufficient for the Day: towards a sustainable culture was officially launched on Thursday September 15th 2011.  A crowed numbering over 80 people gathered at Dymocks bookstore on Collins st in Melbourne to support the publication.Guest speaker Dr Paul Mees, and the author of the publication Geoff Lacey were on hand to address the crowd.Dr Mees teaches and researches in the areas of transport planning and statutory planning at RMIT.  If you would like to hear his address please click HERE.A civil engineer, Geoff Lacey is also well known as a pioneering environmentalist and naturalist. He is an Honorary Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne.This is the Yarra Institute for Religion and Social Policy’s first publication as well as Groff Lacey’s fist publication since his landmark work on the ecology of the Yarra, “Still glides the Stream”: the Natural History of the Yarra from Heidelberg to Yarra Bend (2004).If you would like to hear a lecture delivered by Geoff Lacey to Social Policy Connections, please click HERE.


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