It has been nearly 150 years since the ocean tides returned to Leque Island in the Puget Sound. This film is on the restoration of the island back to salt marsh habitat after it was drained and converted to farmland over a century ago. No one alive today remembers the island as anything other than farmland, and it was a hard change for some who felt they were losing a place that mattered to them. We tried to capture that sentiment while showing the necessity of projects like this for restoring healthy estuaries and salmon runs.