In the 1930s, Bob Anderson's grandfather bought a Montana ranch; nearly a century later, the family permanently protected all 884 acres from subdivision to keep it in agriculture

• As per the USDA report, about 1.5 miles of Trail Creek runs through the property, attracting a diverse mix of wildlife, including elk, pronghorn, bears, sandhill cranes and numerous bird speciesSome landscapes change almost imperceptibly.
• Fences are repaired, seasons come and go, generations take over, but the land itself remains much as it was.
• In Montana's Paradise Valley, one family has made sure that continuity will extend well into the future.