Miss Earth 2008 beauty pageant.

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Jessica Trisko - Miss Earth 2007

Treasure Nature was launched more than 6 months ago in time for Miss Earth 2007. The Miss Earth pageant for 2008 is scheduled this coming November 9. Beautiful women in sexy bikinis parading for nature, could we ask for more?

National competitions and selections are already underway since July, with the following countries already scheduling theirs for the rest of August until October:

  1. Colombia - August 18, 2008
  2. Sweden - August 21, 2008
  3. New Zealand - August 23, 2008
  4. Nepal - August 23, 2008
  5. Ukraine - August 28, 2008
  6. Scotland - August 30, 2008
  7. Wales - August 30, 2008
  8. Canada - August 30, 2008
  9. England - August 30, 2008
  10. Vietnam - August 31, 2008
  11. Mexico - September 5, 2008
  12. Bhutan - September 26, 2008
  13. Australia - September 27, 2008
  14. Tibet - October 12, 2008
  15. Poland - October 18, 2008

The following countries have already confirmed their representatives:

  1. Argentina - Camila Solórzano
  2. Aruba - Boyoura Martijn
  3. Bahamas - Garnell
  4. Belgium - Barbara Vanden Bussche
  5. Belize - Lorriean Bridget Samuels
  6. Bolivia - Paula Peñarrieta
  7. Botswana - Nametso Ngwako
  8. Cayman Islands - Patricia Plummer
  9. Congo - Kelly Falco
  10. Costa Rica - Wendy Cordero
  11. Czech Republic - Hana Svobodova
  12. Dominican Republic - Diana Flores
  13. Ecuador - Andrea Carolina León
  14. El Salvador - Claudia Linares
  15. France - Charlotte Lagauzere
  16. Georgia - Sopo Svimonishvili
  17. Greece - Ria Antoniou
  18. Guadeloupe - Annette Malika
  19. Guam - Jennifer Neves
  20. Guatemala - Heidi Elizabeth García
  21. Honduras - Alejandra Mendoza
  22. Hungary - Krisztina Polgár
  23. Iceland - Ingibjörg Ragnheiður Egilsdóttir
  24. India - Tanvi Vyas
  25. Indonesia - Hedhy Kurniati
  26. Israel - Lin Mor
  27. Jamaica - Simone Burke
  28. Japan - Mayu Kato
  29. South Korea - Seo Seol-hee
  30. Kosovo - Yllka Berisha
  31. Latvia - Anita Baltruna
  32. Lithuania - Ingrida Kazlauskaite
  33. Luxembourg - Nadia Neves Pereira
  34. Malaysia - Audrey Ng
  35. Malta - Maria Galea
  36. Mauritius - Melina Mootoo
  37. Netherlands - Melanie de Laat
  38. Nicaragua - Karina Gordon Hodgson
  39. Northern Ireland - Amy Robinson
  40. Pakistan - Natasha Paracha
  41. Panama - Ginelle Saldaña
  42. Paraguay - Yeruti Garcia
  43. Peru - Giuliana Zevallos
  44. Philippines - Karla Paula Henry
  45. Romania - Ioana Popa
  46. Russia - Olesya Bondarenko
  47. Slovakia - Martina Tóhtová
  48. Slovenia - Sara Franceskin
  49. South Africa - Matapa Maila
  50. Spain - Adriana Reverón
  51. Suriname - Priscilla Yhap
  52. Swaziland - Tiffany Simelane
  53. Switzerland - Nasanin Nuri
  54. Tahiti - Manavarii Ravetupu
  55. Tanzania - Eve Babuely
  56. Thailand - Piyaporn Deejing
  57. Turks & Caicos - Sessily Pratt
  58. Uganda - Daisy Nabagereka
  59. USA - Jana Murrell
  60. Venezuela - Daniela Torrealba
  61. Zambia - Esther Sitali Banda

Watch the official Miss Earth website for updates on the candidates. They usually post pictures and a biography of each of the contestants every October.

Source of this post is WIkipedia.

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