Launch of Miss Teen Earth & Little Miss Earth 2015

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The 2015 candidates of Miss Teen Earth and Little Miss Earth were introduced last April 9, 2015 at Ace Water Spa, Pasig City.



Miss Teen Earth and Little Miss Earth 2015: A Worthy Cause

After months of searching, we have found the 40 young earth champions with the heart of service, love, humility and the values of non-violence.

These young ladies from all over the archipelago are not only beauty queen hopefuls but young earth advocates with a passion for the conservation, preservation and the protection environment.


The program was hosted by Beauty Queen / Host Ms.Venus Raj

Spearheaded by Captured Dream Entertainment Productions, Miss Teen Earth Philippines & Little Miss Earth Philippines is the leading pageant that provides World Class Beauty Pageant for young women.

Now on its second year, the Miss Teen Earth and Little Miss Earth pageant promises to become bigger and brighter while staying true to its goal of uniting Filipinos to become active guardians of the environmental treasures of the Philippines.



After the first leg of activities for this month of April, we will be sending them home to their respective provinces so that they can start chosen environmental advocacy. They must execute this advocacy in their local community before they all head back to Manila for the road to coronation.

This year, the grand coronation night will once again be televised on GMA-7.

Spotted on the said event is Volleyball Superstar, Michelle Gumabao.

As our journey begins anew, we continue to believe in the beauty and potential of today's youth to make a difference and to inspire change.


For more details please visit:
www.missteenearth.ph
https://www.facebook.com/MissTeenEarthPH


#EarthChampions #MTE2015 #LME2015


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