The Field

Teresa Dent

THE GWCT is headquartered just outside the charming Georgian town of Fording-bridge, untouched by Starbucks or Costa. Once this backwater might have been appropriate for the GWCT but today the organisation finds itself deep in the mid-current of conservation and environment politics. In her 21 years as chief executive, Teresa Dent has kept the GWCT right in the swim of the debate. Dent recalls: “When I took over in 2002 I was delighted to get the job and was made to feel welcome. All the same I was on a big learning curve because, although my degree is in

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