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Eco-terrorism is the recent threat to the world and the people. Unlike Eco-criticism, Eco-terrorism is a powerful terminology which briefly describes the terrorist activities done to destroy the land for the purpose of making profitable money. The people who are addicted to earn and double their invested money use land as an instrument to scrape and abrade her. To stop Eco-terrorism, Eco-sabotagical activities are done which repels against the Eco-terrorists. This paper studies about the two novels from two different backgrounds: Winona LaDuke’s Last Standing Woman and Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria. The ecological threats over the lands are dealt and the eco-tagical deeds are explored along with the outlook of culture and tradition. This study categorizes Eco-terrorism in both the nations and novels in the Post-Colonial period.