Harvest Square Nature Preserve is just over 69 acres with 33 acres used for farming. The remaining 36 acres of lowland is home to deer, turkey, raccoon, fox, beaver on Dry Creek, and a variety of amphibians and reptiles. The property was donated to Land Trust of North Alabama in 2009 by Montgomery-based Aronov Realty Management when they were constructing the adjacent Harvest Square Shopping Center. As part of the construction process, two pits were created which are now Terry Pond and Turner Pond. The water features provide an excellent habitat for migratory birds and fish and are now part of the Tennessee River Watershed. Dry Creek runs between the ponds and overflow periodically flooding into the ponds and bringing fish. Dry Creek flows into Indian Creek, which feeds into the Tennessee River near the Redstone Arsenal. Longear Sunfish, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, and Small Mouth Bass have been noted in the Terry Pond.