Georgiana Keable is a pioneer of the modern storytelling renaissance -- and a lover of adventure. She founded Fortellerhuset (The Storytelling House), the Norwegian Storytelling Festival, and Storytelling Radio, and received Oslo's Artists' Prize for her outstanding contribution to cultural life. A leading voice in the intersection of storytelling and biodiversity, she has guided thousands of teenagers along the Norwegian Pilgrims' Way and on botanical story adventures -- inspiring twelve-year-olds to hug trees and learn their names. In Norway's remote Lofoten Islands, she spent her days collecting stories and her nights sleeping in a hammock, discovering that every stranger had a tale of connection with nature. Her prizewinning book The Natural Storyteller was published by Hawthorn Press, which went on to commission Fairytales, Families and Forests (2023). She lives in Tangen, Norway.