Seven stunning beauties from Northern Mindanao including 6 from Bukidnon are set to compete in the Miss Philippines Earth 2025 pageant. Bukidnon’s delegates are Maria Erra Ocon from Impasug-ong, Dane Amante from Malaybalay City, Aldren Ross Balaba from Maramag, Ellamarie D. Andricoso from San Fernando, Kriezl Jane Torres from Talakag, and Alexandra Pasayon from Valencia City. Completing the cast is Quench Espantaleon from Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental. These women will compete alongside other candidates from across the country for the coveted Miss Philippines Earth 2025 title, which champions environmental awareness and sustainable advocacy.
Maria Erra Ocon from Impasug-ong, Bukidnon – “In my search for peace, I discovered that nature was my silver lining, Teaching me that even in life’s darkest trails, there is light when we walk mindfully and live harmoniously with the earth.” These are words expressed by Maria Erra Ocon, a Public Administration Student of Impasug-ong, Bukidnon.
Quench Espantaleon from Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental – a Secondary Education Graduate deeply believes that In every journey we take, let preservation be the silver lining — turning tourism into a promise of protection, to guard our Earth in every direction.
Dane Amante from Malaybalay City – a Nursing Student shares “As a health and environmental advocate from Malaybalay City, I work with Indigenous communities and youth to preserve native plants—each one a silver lining of heritage, health, and hope for a greener tomorrow—as I aspire to be Miss Earth Philippines.”
Aldren Ross Balaba from Maramag, Bukidnon – this Marketing Head believes Silver linings flow when ancestral guardianship revives Mother Earth’s heartbeat.
Ellamarie D. Andricoso from San Fernando, Bukidnon – an Educator and a Beauty Queen with purpose, she believes that real change starts with responsibility. Be part of a silver lining, clean up, speak up and stand for the Earth.
Kriezl Jane Torres from Talakag, Bukidnon – a graduating Civil Engineering student whose dream is rooted in service, innovation, and love for the Earth. She believes that promoting eco-green building is the silver lining—where beauty meets purpose, and sustainability shapes a brighter, greener future for all.
Alexandra Pasayon from Valencia City – this Teacher believes that challenges don’t come to break us, but to build us—and that’s the silver lining in every struggle.
Good luck!
images/text courtesy of Miss Philippines Earth
