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Howorth Estate
The novel opens at Howorth Estate in southern Britain, where Francis has been hired to lead a wilding project that focuses on the reconversion of the agricultural land back to its natural state. The owners of the estate, George and Emma, have been working on the project for several years. They allow Francis to live in a small, charming cottage on the property. Over the course of the novel, the success of the wilding project at Howorth helps to emphasize the regenerative abilities of the natural world.
Apocalypse Now
Many scenes in the novel occur at Apocalypse Now, Hunter Sterling’s sprawling and impressive ranch in Big Sur, California. As with his other properties, Apocalypse Now clearly reveals the level of wealth and success that Hunter has attained through his business ventures. Importantly, Hunter hires Francis to begin a wilding effort at the ranch. Through this project...
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