Malcolm Rupert Cutler

Background

Cutler, Malcolm Rupert was born on October 28, 1933 in Plymouth, Michigan, United States. Son of Edward Malcolm and Gladys Victoria (Bayler) Cutler.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management, University of Michigan, 1955; Master of Science in Resource Development, Michigan State University, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy of Resource Development, Michigan State University, 1972.

Career

Chief education division, Virginia Department Game and Inland Fisheries, Richmond, 1958-1962; managing editor National Wildlife, National Wildlife Federation, Washington, 1962-1965; assistant executive director, Wilderness Society, Washington, 1965-1969; assistant professor resource development, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1972-1977; assistant secretary, USDA, Washington, 1977-1980; senior vice president programs, National Audubon Society, New York City, 1980-1984; executive director, Population-Environment Balance, Washington, 1984-1988; president, Chief Executive Officer, Defenders of Wildlife, Washington, 1988-1990; executive director, Virginia's Explore Park, Roanoke, 1990-1997; executive director, Western Virginia Land Trust, Roanoke, since 1997.

Achievements

• Malcolm Rupert Cutler has been listed as a noteworthy Environmentalist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Wildlife Society, Society of America Foresters.

Connections

Married Gladys Frances Rothenbecker, March 23, 1956. Children: Richard E. (deceased), Philip W. 1 stepchild, Monta Re Thaxton.

Father:

Edward Malcolm Cutler

Mother:

Gladys Victoria (Bayler) Cutler

Spouse:

Gladys Frances Rothenbecker

child:

Richard E. Cutler (deceased)

child:

Philip W. Cutler