(President 2006-2007; Director 1993-present) - Angus attended Harvard University and graduated from the School for International Training in 1992. Angus has traveled extensively and worked in Southern Africa and Central America. Angus served as a volunteer project coordinator with the Seattle-area-based Earth Stewards Network where he helped coordinate multi-national youth tree planting and stream restoration projects in Talamanca, Costa Rica, Washington State, and British Columbia, Canada. Angus was exposed to grass roots activism in the late 1960s, when his parents became involved in the "Save Green Springs" rural preservation effort in Louisa County. Angus is a building contractor and part-time farmer. Angus, his wife Kristen Parker and their son William live in Kent Store. There they tend to their farm and to the raising of sheep, goats and cattle. They also inadvertently feed the wildlife from their large vegetable garden.