The island is owned by the natives. And it's still a tragedy to the entire world if they decide to put skyscrapers on it. It's the last bit of untouched wildern

The island is owned by the natives. And it's still a tragedy to the entire world if they decide to put skyscrapers on it. It's the last bit of untouched wilderness in a unique ecosystem. This story doesn't make a case for not telling people what to do. It makes a case for not trusting natives to protect the wilderness. Or maybe not. I don't have context. I am asking a question.