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"""Willow the Orphan Well's Second Chance"" is a heartwarming story for second graders about a little oil well named Willow. Once busy and proud, helping power homes and journeys, Willow feels abandoned and sad when her oil runs out. As she starts leaking harmful substances, she wishes to be useful again. The Well Done Foundation arrives to adopt and repair her, giving her new life and purpose. Willow's transformation teaches children about environmental care, teamwork, and the importance of each individual's role in making the world a better place. Winner of the Far West Ski Association Environment Award. The FWSA recognition encourages development of awareness and programs that educate about the community about sustaining snowsports through conservation and protection of our environment. By addressing environmental issues like orphan oil wells, we can protect our mountain environments, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the beauty and excitement of snowsports."

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"""My 4-1/2 year old Grandson's Mother read your book to him and he liked it so much he wanted it read again! He thought it was so cool!"" - Jane W."

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Dave Tragethon is a communications strategist and storyteller with a rich background in broadcast journalism and ski industry marketing. He resides in Happy Valley, Oregon, with his wife Debbie, four cats, deer, squirrels, birds and other wildlife.Dave is the Chairman of the Far West Ski Association's Environment Committee and serves on the National Ski Areas Association Growth Committee.

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