The following is a list of Miss Earth titleholders from the competition's inaugural edition in 2001 to present. 
  Miss Earth titleholders
    | Year  |  Country/Territory  |  Titleholder[1][2][3]  |  Age  |  Hometown  |  National title  |  Pageant location  |  Date  |  Entrants  | 
  | 2001  |    Denmark  |  Catharina Svensson  |  19  |  Copenhagen  |  Miss Earth Denmark 2001  |  Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  October 28, 2001  |  42  | 
  | 2002  |    Bosnia and Herzegovina  |  Džejla Glavović[a]  |  19  |  Sarajevo  |  Miss Earth BiH 2002  |  Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  October 29, 2002  |  53  | 
    Kenya  |  Winfred Omwakwe[b]  |  20  |  Nairobi  |  Miss Earth Kenya 2003  |  Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  August 7, 2003  | 
  | 2003  |    Honduras  |  Dania Prince  |  23  |  Choluteca  |  Señorita Honduras Tierra 2003  |  Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  November 9, 2003  |  57  | 
  | 2004  |    Brazil  |  Priscilla Meirelles  |  21  |  Belém  |  Beleza Brazil 2004  |  October 24, 2004  |  61  | 
  | 2005  |    Venezuela  |  Alexandra Braun  |  22  |  Caracas  |  Miss Venezuela Tierra 2005  |  October 23, 2005  |  80  | 
  | 2006  |    Chile  |  Hil Hernández  |  22  |  Castro  |  Miss Earth Chile 2006  |  Manila, Philippines[c]  |  November 26, 2006  |  82  | 
  | 2007  |    Canada  |  Jessica Trisko  |  23  |  Vancouver  |  Miss Earth Canada 2007  |  Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines   Nha Trang, Vietnam [d]  |  November 11, 2007  |  88  | 
  | 2008  |    Philippines  |  Karla Henry  |  22  |  Cebu City  |  Miss Philippines Earth 2008  |  Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines  |  November 9, 2008  |  85  | 
  | 2009  |    Brazil  |  Larissa Ramos  |  20  |  Manaus  |  Miss Earth Brazil 2009  |  Boracay, Malay, Aklan, Philippines  |  November 22, 2009  |  80  | 
  | 2010  |    India  |  Nicole Faria  |  20  |  Bengaluru  |  Femina Miss India Earth 2010  |  Nha Trang, Vietnam  |  December 4, 2010  |  84  | 
  | 2011  |    Ecuador  |  Olga Álava  |  23  |  Guayaquil  |  Miss Earth Ecuador 2011  |  Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines[e]  |  December 3, 2011  | 
  | 2012  |    Czech Republic  |  Tereza Fajksová  |  23  |  Ivančice  |  Czech Miss Earth 2012  |  Las Piñas, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  November 24, 2012  |  80  | 
  | 2013  |    Venezuela  |  Alyz Henrich  |  22  |  Punto Fijo  |  Miss Venezuela Tierra 2012  |  December 7, 2013  |  88  | 
  | 2014  |    Philippines  |  Jamie Herrell  |  20  |  Cebu City  |  Miss Philippines Earth 2014  |  Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  November 29, 2014  |  84  | 
  | 2015  |  Angelia Ong  |  25  |  Iloilo City  |  Miss Philippines Earth 2015  |  Vienna, Austria  |  December 5, 2015  |  86  | 
  | 2016  |    Ecuador  |  Katherine Espín  |  23  |  La Troncal  |  Miss Earth Ecuador 2016  |  Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  October 29, 2016  |  83  | 
  | 2017  |    Philippines  |  Karen Ibasco  |  26  |  Manila  |  Miss Philippines Earth 2017  |  November 4, 2017  |  85  | 
  | 2018  |    Vietnam  |  Nguyễn Phương Khánh  |  23  |  Bến Tre  |  Hoa hậu Trái Đất Việt Nam 2018  |  November 3, 2018  |  87  | 
  | 2019  |    Puerto Rico  |  Nellys Pimentel  |  22  |  San Juan  |  Miss Earth Puerto Rico 2019  |  Parañaque, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  October 26, 2019  |  85  | 
  | 2020  |    United States  |  Lindsey Coffey  |  28  |  Centerville  |  Miss Earth USA 2020  |  N/A[f]  |  November 29, 2020  |  82  | 
  | 2021  |    Belize  |  Destiny Wagner  |  25  |  Punta Gorda  |  Miss Belize Earth 2021  |  November 21, 2021  |  80  | 
  | 2022  |    South Korea  |  Mina Sue Choi  |  23  |  Incheon  |  Miss Korea Earth 2022  |  Parañaque, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  November 29, 2022  |  85  | 
  | 2023  |    Albania  |  Drita Ziri  |  18  |  Fushë-Krujë  |  Miss Earth Albania 2023  |  Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam  |  December 22, 2023  |  85  | 
  | 2024  |    Australia  |  Jessica Lane  |  22  |  Sunshine Coast  |  Miss Earth Australia 2024  |  Parañaque, Metro Manila, Philippines  |  November 9, 2024  |  76  | 
 
 Table notes: 
   - ^ Dethroned on May 28, 2003, for "failure to comply with the stipulations in her contract".[4] 
  - ^ Originally crowned as Miss Earth – Air. Per pageant rules, assumed title after original winner was dethroned. 
  - ^ Originally scheduled to be held in Santiago, Chile, but was moved to the Philippines. 
  - ^ Hosting only some special events. 
  - ^ Originally scheduled to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, but was moved to the Philippines due to massive flooding. 
  - ^ Pageant held via virtual event due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5] 
  
  Countries by number of wins
  - Assumed wins
 
 Titles assumed following resignations.
    | Country/Territory  |  Titles  |  Years  | 
    Kenya  |  1  |  2002  | 
    | Continent  |  Titles  |  Years  | 
  | Africa  |  1  |  2002  | 
    - Dethroned wins
 
    | Continent  |  Titles  |  Years  | 
  | Europe  |  1  |  2002  | 
    - Debut wins
 
   |   |  Countries/Territories/States  | 
  | 2000s  |    - 2001: 
  Denmark - 2002: 
  Kenya - 2003: 
  Honduras Honduras - 2004: 
  Brazil - 2005: 
  Venezuela - 2006: 
  Chile - 2007: 
  Canada - 2008: 
  Philippines - 2009: 
  Brazil       | 
  | 2010s  |    - 2010: 
  India - 2011: 
  Ecuador - 2012: 
  Czech Republic - 2013: 
  Venezuela - 2014: 
  Philippines - 2015: 
  Philippines - 2016: 
  Ecuador - 2017: 
  Philippines - 2018: 
  Vietnam - 2019: 
  Puerto Rico       | 
  | 2020s  |    - 2020: 
  United States - 2021: 
  Belize - 2022: 
  South Korea - 2023: 
  Albania - 2024: 
  Australia       | 
 Continents by number of wins
   | Continent  |  Titles  |  Years  | 
  | Asia  |  7  |  2008, 2010, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2022  | 
  | South America  |  2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2016  | 
  | North America  |  5  |  2003, 2007, 2019, 2020, 2021  | 
  | Europe  |  3  |  2001, 2012, 2023  | 
  | Africa  |  1  |  2002  | 
  | Oceania  |  1  |  2024  | 
 Winners gallery
  See also
  References
   - ^ Palmero, Paul. "Miss Earth Former Titleholders". Pageant Almanac. Archived from the original on July 15, 2006. Retrieved July 25, 2008. 
  - ^ West, Donald. "Miss Earth". Pageantopolis. Archived from the original on December 16, 2007. Retrieved July 25, 2008. 
  - ^ T., Kyle (October 28, 2001). "CATHARINA: The Danish Who Conquered The Earth". Retrieved September 3, 2009. 
  - ^ Lo, Ricardo (May 29, 2003). "Miss Earth dethroned!". Archived from the original on January 4, 2013. Retrieved September 3, 2009. 
  - ^ Bracamonte, Earl (October 18, 2021). "Miss Earth 2021 continues with intro series, virtual challenges". The Philippine Star. 
  
  External links