Mon 28 OctMonday 28 OctoberMon 28 Oct 2024 at 6:53pmLoading... Water pools in vehicle tracks left at one of the Agnes Water saltmarshes.(ABC Wide Bay: Nikki Sorbello) Low-lying plants, succulents and algae mats are vital parts of the saltmarshes.(ABC Wide Bay: Nikki Sorbello) Part of an algae mat has been damaged by vehicles.(ABC Wide Bay: Grace Whiteside) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water.(Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A vehicle gets stuck on a saltmarsh at Agnes Water. (Supplied: 1770 Towing Service ) A sign and log blocking access to a saltmarsh.(ABC Wide Bay: Nikki Sorbello) It may look like a barren landscape, but this saltmarsh is ecologically sensitive.(ABC Wide Bay: Nikki Sorbello) Lisa Del Riccio hopes a citizen science program will help protect the saltmarshes.(ABC Wide Bay: Grace Whiteside)Get our local newsletter, delivered free each ThursdayYour information is being handled in accordance with the ABC Privacy Collection Statement.Email addressSubscribePosted 28 Oct 202428 Oct 2024Mon 28 Oct 2024 at 6:53pmSharePhoto shows A man wearing a headset looks out of an open window with seagrass and oceans below himPhoto shows A procession of four-wheel drives heading into the bush.Photo shows man standing in front of fenced wetlandPhoto shows Woman on left and man on right perched on ledge with sea outlook and notebooksPhoto shows A red ute stuck on the side of a sandy embankment.