The secrets of natural resources to the past, present and future will be revealed during a summer nature walk along Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site’s interpretive trail July 30.

Organized by the Kershaw Conservation District, the ramble will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Walkers will see and learn what early settlers saw in the park’s landscape and natural resources. Josh Arrants, a federal biologist at Fort Jackson, will lead the walk geared toward youth and adults. Children should be accompanied by their parents.

Arrants will share insight as to why the area’s natural resources, still present today, were important to the Colonial settlement here.

Admission is free, but space is limited. Walkers must register by July 27 by calling the Kershaw Conservation District at 432-2576, ext. 104.