The problem Aquatic Habitat Conservation Society solves

Aquatic Habitat Conservation Society (AHCS) is a non-profit organization that works towards conserving and saving life below water. The most accurate estimate of species living below water is around 2.2 million. The depths of the ocean have always been ignored and given less attention. People know well about global warming and how drastically it is changing our Earth, but very few know about the harmful effects of these climate changes on the water bodies and the life below them.
Our aim is to educate as many people as possible, especially the upcoming generations about different species living underwater and many are getting wiped out because of our negligence. This is also a great tool for people with a business in this sector like people in pisciculture, fisherman, upcoming ichthyologists & more.
We want our project to become an educational tool in institutes that study life underwater, in schools as a new program called "Life Below Water".

Challenges we ran into

First has to be learning about the topic we chose to make our project upon. Sustainable development as a subject was very new to us as only surface-level knowledge is given in schools. We had to dive in-depth to learn about life below oceans and how it is important for us to focus and turn our resources towards it.

While making the website, we were inspired by some sites that we were browsing and tried to implement an effect, new to us called Parallax effect. The javascript function to automatically type the heading when the page loads. The effect in which the navigation bar disappears and appears back took some time to manage.