Salma Elserafy

Create digital 2D illustrations and visual annotation assets in Adobe Photoshop to detailed task specifications. Adapt character expressions, hand-held objects and backgrounds while preserving original pose, proportions and composition.

Designed and led community-based environmental education courses for underserved groups. Facilitated participatory workshops to encourage behavioural change and promote sustainable practices.

Led ESIAs with a focus on overlooked social risks, integrating socioeconomic and gender-based considerations. Advised clients on compliance with international ESG and social inclusion standards and developed stakeholder engagement strategies.

Devised a method to holistically quantify illegal trading and/or killing of birds in Egypt. Delivered capacity-building workshops to underserved rural communities and contributed to policy analysis supporting national-level decision-making.

Led terrestrial ecology seminars for MSc international students, including practicals and examination evaluation. Secured research funding and conducted research on human-environment interactions, including gender-specific discrepancies in morbidity rates and socio-economic dimensions of traditional ecological knowledge.

Monitored carbon and water data to ensure compliance with Carbon Trust standards. Produced quarterly reports and developed interactive management tools for sustainable, data-driven decision-making in construction project management.

Identified gaps for Middle Eastern counterparts to assist in curbing the illegal wildlife trade. Provided technical, data entry, analysis, and research support, and prepared policy briefing papers on illegal wildlife trade issues specific to the GCC.

Taught English and art, likely in an educational setting. Responsibilities included lesson planning and instruction.

Activities and societies: Student Ambassador (2016-2018)

Master of Natural Science (MSc) with majors in Ecology and Environmental Science. Delivered practical sessions in data analysis and supervised students during exams.