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Team Oceania for Miss Earth 2021
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19 November 2021

Team Oceania for Miss Earth 2021

The Miss Earth organization is all set to host the 21st edition of the Miss Earth pageant on 21st November 2021, where Lindsey Marie Coffey of the United States will crown her successor at the end of the event. Gorgeous and stunning eco angels from countries all over the world will compete for the coveted crown. The pageant will yet again push through virtually. The divas representing the Oceanian countries have performed exceptionally well in the previous editions of the beauty pageant and this year’s batch is no exception as it boasts of stunning ladies who have started their preparation for the finale and are showcasing immense dedication and focus to perform their best on-stage and make their respective country proud. Miss Earth Australia 2021 Phoebe Seogiono, Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 Eva Wilson and Miss Earth Northern Mariana Islands 2021 Crystal Fiona Rio.

  1. Miss Earth Australia 2021 Phoebe Seogiono

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    Miss Earth Australia 2021 Phoebe Seogiono

    Phoebe Seogiono was crowned Miss Earth Australia 2021 during the virtual finals held on 25th September 2021. She succeeded Miss Earth Australia 2020 Brittany Dickson to represent Australia at the upcoming Miss Earth 2021 pageant. Phoebe is 22 years-old and is a creative consultant from Sydney, New South Wales. She has studied Public Relations and aspires to further study in Digital marketing. Her advocacy is environmental sustainability, how it is our responsibility to protect natural resources and to protect the global ecosystem for now and future. She feels that climate change is one of the biggest issues Australia and the world has been facing. She wants to advocate about how we as individuals can be more eco-friendly in our day-to-day living, how can we use technology to spread awareness and how can we all work together to lower carbon emission, which is warming up the earth.

  2. Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 Eva Wilson

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    Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 Eva Wilson

    Eva Wilson was elected Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 and will represent her country at the Miss Earth 2021. There was no stage or crowning moment due to lockdown restrictions in New Zealand. The 25-year-old beauty is a Maori health worker who enjoys hiking and exploring in her country. She earned her bachelor’s degree in health science from The University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand. Wilson is interested in studying the causes of inequities of health in New Zealand, particularly focusing on youth and Maori health. Not new to the pageantry, Eva was Miss Five Crowns New Zealand 2017 finalist, World Miss Tourism Ambassador New Zealand 2017 and represented New Zealand at World Miss Tourism Ambassador 2017 where she was unplaced. She also won Miss Five Crowns New Zealand 2018. In 2019, she won the title of Miss Supranational New Zealand 2019. She represented New Zealand at Miss Supranational 2019 in Katowice, Poland and competed against 76 other candidates. She finished in the Top 25 and was crowned Miss Supranational Oceania 2019.

  3. Miss Earth Northern Mariana Islands 2021 Crystal Fiona Rio

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    Miss Earth Northern Mariana Islands 2021 Crystal Fiona Rio

    Crystal Fiona Rio as crowned Miss Earth Northern Marianas 2021 on 18th September at the Hyatt Regency Saipan and will represent the country at Miss Earth 2021. She succeeded Miss Earth Northern Mariana Islands 2020 Maria Lael Terlaje for the title. Filipino descendant, Rio is an 18 years-old college student working towards her master’s degree in psychology. For her advocacy she shared, “I would like to encourage further education on the different types of pollution. This is because I believe that education can lead to ideas, which can lead to teamwork, and then the idea becoming reality. I want to encourage teamwork within my community as well as people all over the world to overcome the different types of pollution that are affecting our environment today. Through this, I would also like to emphasize the importance of healthy habits that can slowly but surely lead to positive change not only within oneself, but with the world as a whole.”

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