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En 1969, un piloto australiano arrendó una isla de coral que había quedado desolada por la extracción de guano; transportó bidones de agua para las primeras plantaciones, ayudando a iniciar una recuperación ecológica que duraría 50 años
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Cómo el piloto Don Adams transformó la isla Lady Elliot, de un páramo desolado a un próspero destino de ecoturismo, demostrando el éxito a largo plazo en la recuperación ecológica y la conservación.
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