"The Cottonwood Singing Tree of Tapping the Aquifer of Goodwill Amidst the Storm."  Originally designed for the American Folklore Society's November, 2024 Conference, the purpose of this collaborative mural is to focus on the constant flow of goodwill that is available to all of us, even when there is chaos and conflict. We acknowledge the storms of climate change and unnecessary human suffering. The Aquifer is imprinted with the hands of a child to symbolize why it is important to draw upon Goodwill in hard times – for the sake of future generations.  This project is based in El Paso, Texas where 75 long-horned sheep were just released in a National Park within the City after being gone for 60 years.  We celebrate their return.