Science Explains Why You Love Hiking But Your Friend Doesn’t

<p>Is the allure of nature ingrained in our DNA or shaped by our childhood experiences? If you&rsquo;re like me, you&rsquo;re drawn to the natural world. There&rsquo;s something soothing and soul stirring about being surrounded by trees, hearing birds chirp, smelling fresh air.</p> <h2>Genetic Roots of Nature&rsquo;s Embrace</h2> <p>But where does that come from? Is it built into our DNA or is it something we learn to enjoy through experience?</p> <p>According to Swedish scientists, it&rsquo;s a bit of both! The genes that we inherit from our parents play a role in shaping our love of nature. But our own childhood experiences also influence how connected we feel to the great outdoors.</p> <p><a href="https://kristieleong.medium.com/science-explains-why-you-love-hiking-but-your-friend-doesnt-e1aa90e4858e"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>