This type of thing is not new it would seem, a £1m project to encourage ethnic minorities to visit the UK's national parks was launched in 2005.
And it seems that guided walks mainly for the white middle class visitors are to be scrapped to help fund this scheme.
/// The authority proposed scrapping popular guided walks - said to be used mainly by white, middle-class visitors - to help fund the new schemes. ///
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4558809.stm
/// Last year Trevor Phillips, chairman of the UK's race watchdog said the absence of minorities from the countryside was a form of "passive apartheid".///
/// Ethnic minorities make up 8% of the UK population but figures show in 2002/3 they represented just 1% of visitors the countryside. ///
Don't our ethnic minorities realise that there is vast countryside outside their towns and cities, and one only has to get in their cars or get on a bus or train to see it?