Noel Riedinger-Johnson spends much of her free time in the Adirondack mountains. She wrote and edited the award-winning documentary film, "The Adirondacks: The Land Nobody Knows." She is a director of the Adirondack Research Center and served on the New York State Forest Preserve Centennial Planning Committee. Her parents republished Jeanne Foster’s 1916 book, Neighbors of Yesterday, in 1963, which led to Riedinger-Johnson’s friendship with Foster in the last years of her life.

Noel Riedinger-Johnson spends much of her free time in the Adirondack mountains. She wrote and edited the award-winning documentary film, "The Adirondacks: The Land Nobody Knows." She is a director of the Adirondack Research Center and served on the New York State Forest Preserve Centennial Planning Committee. Her parents republished Jeanne Foster’s 1916 book, Neighbors of Yesterday, in 1963, which led to Riedinger-Johnson’s friendship with Foster in the last years of her life.

Noel Riedinger-Johnson spends much of her free time in the Adirondack mountains. She wrote and edited the award-winning documentary film, "The Adirondacks: The Land Nobody Knows." She is a director of the Adirondack Research Center and served on the New York State Forest Preserve Centennial Planning Committee. Her parents republished Jeanne Foster’s 1916 book, Neighbors of Yesterday, in 1963, which led to Riedinger-Johnson’s friendship with Foster in the last years of her life.