Wendy Campbell-Purdie was a New Zealand woman who worked with a British timber firm in Corsica. She was born in c. 1925 in New Zealand and mostly brought up there. When travel became easier after the Second World War she set off on the young New Zealander's traditional grand tour. In Hampshire, England, she called upon Richard St. Barbe Baker, a tree expert, and learned about his idea that green wall agriculture could tame the desert.
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