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America’s hiking culture is built on ego
(www.theguardian.com)
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Sure, but my argument is that it isn't just about being physically in nature, that doesn't magically make it impact you, it can end up just hurting nature and driving you further into an internal quest that diminishes your capacity to witness the world around you.
I am glad when people decide to care about climate change because their personal exercise facility is impacted but it is a shallow reason to care and it is fragile too. It is far better to invite people into nature in a way that actually deepens and radicalizes them.