Adirondack Explorer

Joanne Kennedy

One of the Adirondack Park’s biggest boosters had never even visited before moving here almost 40 years ago. In fact, her only trip to the U.S. from her home in Nova Scotia before then was her family’s quick drive across the bridge to the U.S. side of Niagara Falls, just to say they’d been.

Now we know Joanne Kennedy from her photos featuring Adirondack wildlife and landscapes published in the Adirondack Mountain Club’s magazine, her monthly column in the , “Navigating Nature,” and her book, “Leave Only Footprints: A Walk on the Wild Side–Adirondack Style.” And if you’re one of the lucky recipients

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