Miss Earth 2014: Miss Croatia Ana Batarelo

Ana tells us about her environmental advocacy.

10 November 2014 at 7:18 am

Miss Earth 2014: Miss Croatia Ana Batarelo

What is your environmental advocacy and why did you choose this?

Croatia is a tourist-friendly country. We are fourth in the world because of our clean and clear water, and our beautiful Adriatic sea.

What tip can you share to promote this year's theme, Eco Tourism?

Unpolluted environment is our legacy.

Would you like Miss Croatia Ana Batarelo to be Miss Earth 2014? Support her by sharing her profile on Facebook and Twitter. Tag @YahooPH and use the hashtag #MissEarth2014.

Yahoo Philippines is the official online partner of Miss Earth 2014.

(Photo courtesy of Ana Batarelo)

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