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Page Lambert wears a lot of hats: author, writing coach, retreat leader, speaker, workshop facilitator, editor, senior associate with the Children & Nature Network, happy owner of Farside, a gray Arab gelding, mountain community volunteer, etc.

She leads outdoor creative adventures, often working in partnership with organizations such as The Women’s Wilderness Institute, the Grand Canyon Field Institute, and the Aspen Writers’ Foundation. Her River Writing Journeys for Women were hailed by Oprah's O magazine in '06 as “One of six great all-girl getaways of the year.” www.pagelambert.com.

Page's newsletter and blog, CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE, AND WRITERS WITH WORDS (www.pagelambert.blogspot.com) is full of articles about the natural world, unsual links to literary life, and interesting observations about how the human world and the natural world intersect.

About Page's Writing:
Winner of the 2009 Orlando Nonfiction Award from AROHO (A Room of Her Own Foundation), Page Lambert is the author of the memoir In Search of Kinship (a Rocky Mountain bestseller) and the novel Shifting Stars (finalist for the Mountains and Plains Book Award). She is a recipient of two Literary Fellowships from the Wyoming Arts Council (in poetry and prose) and was a Fellow at the Jentel Artist Residency Program in Wyoming (Winter 2003).

Her work has appeared in dozens of publications including The Writer; the Christian Science Monitor; Parabola: Magazine of Myth and Tradition; Sojourns; The Denver Post; Heart Shots: Women Write about Hunting; Writing Down the River: Into the Heart of Grand Canyon (winner Willa Cather Award), Homeland: Ranching and a West that Works (winner Colorado Book Award for Best Anthology); Ranching West of the 100th Meridian; Deep West: A Literary Tour of Wyoming; The Stories that Shape Us: Contemporary Women Write about the West, Bugle; Women’s World; IM Cowgirl; Reader’s Digest., Chicken Soup for the Soul books, and elsewhere.