RECLAIMING WILDERNESS: AN ANALYSIS OF "LOBO, THE KING OF CURRUMPAW" AND "THE PACING MUSTANG" BY ERNEST SETON-THOMPSON

Abstract

Ernest Seton-Thompson's works, "Lobo, the King of Currumpaw" and "The Pacing Mustang," stand as seminal contributions to nature literature, offering poignant narratives that delve into themes of wilderness conservation, ethical responsibility, and the complexities of human-wildlife conflict. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of both works, examining their thematic richness and enduring relevance in today's environmental discourse. Through an exploration of key themes and characters, this study sheds light on Seton-Thompson's enduring message about the importance of respecting the natural world and the consequences of human actions on wildlife populations.