A few years ago I preached at Unitarian Universalist Church of Detroit on the need to provide spaces of safety in natural settings for BIPOC persons (Black, Indigenous and People of Color).
in John 4:7-15 Jesus met the Samaritan woman at the well and asked for a drink of water -- something that was against the custom of a Jew to ask such a woman. In this example, just as Jesus urged the woman to see Him as "living water", we can serve as “living water” for each other as a way to protect one another in all spaces -- including those of nature.
You can find the sermon message at
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZUUZvYv7oaLQfBkfi7EN3tFt41-8f6ef

, "Regenerative Ecology: Restoring Urban Green Spaces”. This webinar was sponsored by Detroit Bird Alliance.
"Eco-Ministry as Spiritual Healing in the African American Beloved Community". This lecture was sponsored by
Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in the sustainGETS program.