Sustainable Development Goal 14, titled "Life Below Water," addresses the urgent need to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas, and marine resources. Oceans play a vital role in supporting life on Earth, providing a habitat for diverse marine ecosystems and contributing to global climate regulation. SDG 14 aims to prevent the degradation of marine environments, combat overfishing, and address the impacts of pollution, including plastic waste. It calls for the conservation and sustainable management of coastal and marine areas, the protection of marine biodiversity, and the reduction of ocean acidification. Achieving SDG 14 is crucial not only for the preservation of marine life but also for the well-being of communities that depend on the oceans for food, livelihoods, and cultural practices. The goal emphasizes the interconnectedness of environmental sustainability and human prosperity, highlighting the importance of responsible stewardship to ensure a healthy and thriving life below water.