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Name: Amina Seye
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +221 77 123 4567
Address: Dakar, Senegal

An experienced Oceanographer with a specialization in coastal and marine ecosystems, dedicated to advancing environmental research and sustainable practices in Senegal Dakar. A passionate advocate for protecting the region's unique marine biodiversity through scientific innovation and community engagement. With a strong academic background in oceanography and hands-on experience in fieldwork, data analysis, and policy development, I aim to contribute to the preservation of Senegal's coastal resources while fostering collaboration between local institutions and international organizations.

• MSc in Oceanography, University of Dakar (Senegal) – 2015-2018
  Focus: Coastal Zone Management, Marine Pollution, and Climate Change Impacts.
• BSc in Environmental Sciences, Cheikh Anta Diop University (Dakar) – 2012-2015
  Specialized in Marine Biology and Oceanographic Data Analysis.
• Master's Thesis: "Impact of Plastic Waste on Marine Ecosystems in the Senegal River Delta" – 2018

Oceanographer Researcher, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), Dakar, Senegal – 2019-Present

• Conducting interdisciplinary research on coastal erosion and sea-level rise in the Saly-Pout and Cap-Vert regions.
• Collaborating with local fishing communities to assess the impact of climate change on marine biodiversity.
• Developing GIS-based models to predict ecological changes in Senegal's coastal zones, supporting policy decisions for sustainable development.

Marine Environmental Consultant, EcoSenegal Solutions – 2017-2019

• Provided technical guidance to NGOs and governmental agencies on marine conservation strategies in Dakar's coastal waters.
• Organized workshops for local stakeholders on waste management and pollution control in the Atlantic Ocean near Senegal.
• Contributed to a project funded by the European Union to monitor microplastic levels in Senegal’s estuaries.

Field Research Assistant, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique et Technique (CNRS), Dakar – 2015-2017

• Collected and analyzed water quality samples from the Saloum River Delta, focusing on nutrient levels and heavy metal contamination.
• Supported the development of a marine biodiversity database for Senegal’s coastal ecosystems.
• Published findings in regional journals, emphasizing the need for urgent conservation efforts in Dakar's marine habitats.

• "Coastal Resilience in Senegal Dakar" – 2021-2023 (Lead Researcher)
  Funded by the African Development Bank, this project aimed to assess the vulnerability of Dakar’s coastline to climate change and design adaptive strategies for local communities.
• "Marine Pollution Monitoring in the Senegal Estuary" – 2019-2021
  Partnered with IRD and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to evaluate plastic pollution levels and recommend policy interventions.
• "Biodiversity Assessment of the Cap-Vert Peninsula" – 2017
  Conducted a comprehensive survey of marine species in Dakar’s waters, highlighting critical habitats for conservation efforts.

• Seye, A. (2023). "Climate Change and Coastal Erosion in Senegal Dakar: Challenges and Mitigation Strategies." *Journal of African Oceanography*, 15(3), 45-60.
• Seye, A., & Diop, M. (2021). "Microplastic Pollution in the Saloum River Delta: A Call for Action." *Environmental Science and Policy*, 98, 123-135.
• Seye, A. (2019). "Marine Biodiversity of the Cap-Vert Peninsula: An Assessment Report." *Senegalese Journal of Marine Studies*, 7(2), 89-104.

• Advanced knowledge of oceanographic data analysis and GIS mapping.
• Expertise in marine ecosystem modeling and climate change impact assessment.
• Fluent in French, English, and Wolof (local language of Senegal).
• Strong communication skills for engaging with local communities, policymakers, and international stakeholders.

• French – Native
• English – Fluent (TOEFL iBT: 105)
• Wolof – Intermediate

• Oceanographic Data Analysis Certification, European Space Agency (ESA) – 2020
• Climate Change Adaptation Training, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) – 2019
• Marine Conservation Leadership Program, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) – 2018

As an Oceanographer in Senegal Dakar, I actively participate in initiatives to raise awareness about marine conservation. Examples include:

• Organizing beach clean-up campaigns along Dakar’s coastline with local schools and NGOs.
• Delivering lectures on oceanography at the University of Dakar and technical training for fishermen on sustainable practices.
• Collaborating with radio stations to broadcast educational content about marine ecosystems in Senegal.

Available upon request. Contact: [email protected]

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