Citizen Science Projects involve the participation of everyday people in scientific research. These projects allow volunteers to collect data, analyze results, and contribute to scientific discoveries. By engaging the public, researchers can gather large amounts of information that would be difficult to obtain otherwise, often focusing on topics like environmental monitoring, wildlife observation, or public health. These initiatives can take many forms, such as birdwatching, water quality testing, or plant identification. Participants often use mobile apps or online platforms to report their findings, making science more accessible and fostering a sense of community among those interested in contributing to real-world research.