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Miss Earth 2017, the 17th edition of the Miss Earth pageant, with the theme "Heroines fighting climate change", was held on November 4, 2017 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines. Katherine Espín of Ecuador crowned her successor Karen Ibasco of the Philippines at the end of the event. Ibasco's crowning marks the fourth time the Philippines won the Miss Earth title—the most in the pageant's history. Results Placements NOTE (*): For this year's pageant, there were no "1st, 2nd and 3rd Runner-up". Instead, the non-winning Elemental Queens were of equal ranking (they are all the Runners-up), with each being eligible to replace the winner in the event that would be necessary. Therefore, the ordinal numbers 1st, 2nd and 3rd before the word Runner-Up here are only formal. Preliminary rounds Figure and Form Beauty of Face and Poise Intelligence and Environmental Awareness Pre-pageant activities Medal tally To sort this table by delegate, total medal count, or any other column, click on the icon next to the column title. Medalists Special awards Miss Earth Hannah's A special mini-pageant was held on October 14 at Hannah's Beach Resort and Convention Center, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte. Ten selected candidates competed in swimsuit competition, long gown competition and question and answer portion. Here are the results: Miss Earth Hannah's 2017  Thailand – Paweensuda Drouin 1st Runner-Up  Venezuela – Ninoska Vásquez 2nd Runner-Up  Ecuador – Lessie Giler Sanchez Best in Swimsuit  Venezuela – Ninoska Vásquez Best in Long Gown  Thailand – Paweensuda Drouin Other Delegates  Austria – Bianca Kronsteiner  Czech Republic – Iva Uchytilová  Guatemala – Maria José Castañeda  Israel – Elian Qupty  South Korea – Hannah Lee  Sweden – Camilla Fogestedt  Uganda – Josephine Mutesi Delegates Listed below are the 85 delegates that have competed for the title: Notes Returns Withdrawals Replacements  Belgium — Kimberly Driege has been replaced by Lauralyn Vermeersch. Kimberly has to recover from the tragic disaster caused by the earthquake in Mexico where she lives.  Brazil — Bruna Vizintin, the original winner of Miss Brazil Earth 2017 pageant, was dethroned by the new organization because she was unable to agree with some duties on her contract. Yasmin Engelke, the 4th runner-up was announced as Brasil's representative this year.  Ghana — Paula Ethel Masopeh was replaced by Maud Fadi due to health problems.  Sierra Leone — Ismatu Daramy replaced Claudia Josephine Suma, a finalist at the recently concluded Miss Earth Sierra Leone 2017 who supposedly replaced Esther Williams following Esther's indication of her inability to participate and represent Sierra Leone at the upcoming Miss Earth 2017 pageant.  Spain – Noemí Sartal has been dethroned and was replaced by Ainara de Santamaría Villamor, the 2nd runner-up from the national pageant Did not compete  Aruba — Tania Nunes  British Virgin Islands — Dayna Layne  Germany — Victoria Selivanov — competed in Miss International 2017 but unplaced.  Greenland — Anja Chemnitz  Guam — Emma Sheedy — did not meet the minimum age requirement but will compete in Miss Earth 2018 instead.  Haiti — Anaika Gaspard — attended the preliminary activities but withdrew before the pageant night.  Kosovo — Andina Pura — competed in The Miss Globe 2017 and awarded Miss Photogenic.  Liberia — Wokie Dolo — competed in Miss World 2017 and placed Top 40.  Scotland — Christina Chalk — was not able to compete due to schedule conflicts.  South Africa — Irini Moutzouris — attended the preliminary activities but didn't attended the finals for not meeting the minimum height requirement.  Tanzania — Lilian Loth Broadcasters See also Miss Universe 2017 Miss World 2017 Miss International 2017 References External links Official website. Discover the Kimberly Loth popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Kimberly Loth books.