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In Hatchet, Brian can only count on himself as there is no one else in the area. He must learn from nature  and learn how he can use his own skills to survive.

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After the plane crashed, rather than freak out about the fact that the plane had just crashed, like others would have done, Brian stayed calm, thought about his situation, and did what he had to do to survive.

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At the end of "Hatchet," Brian finds a transponder in the plane, without knowing how, he turned it on. A few days later, another pilot, who was flying past, stopped to help Brian get back to his family

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When Brian's plane went down, he lost most of what he had, except for a hatchet. Brian managed to simplify his life so much, he could use the hatchet for most of his tasks, such as, preparing food or making other tools he needed.

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In the book "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, Brian, a 13 year-old is flying to visit one of his parent, but on the way his plane crashes. After the crash, he learn to survive off of what nature provides for him. One example is when Brian learned what plants he could use for food.