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Czech student Natalie Puskinova crowned Miss Earth 2025

Natalie Puskinova, 21-year-old marketing and PR student from the Czech Republic, was crowned Miss Earth 2025 in a ceremony held in Manila on Wednesday night.

Competing under the theme “Beauties for a Cause,” she bested 81 contestants from around the world.

In her speech, Puskinova said she hopes to inspire unity in addressing global environmental issues. Iceland’s Soldis Ivarsdottir won Miss Earth Air 2025, Vietnam’s Trinh My Anh took Miss Earth Water, and Thailand’s Waree Ngamkham was named Miss Earth Fire.

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