Jessica Lane

In 2023, Lane was among the 32 finalists in the Miss World Australia pageant.^[7]

Lane won Miss Earth Australia 2024 on August 11, 2024 in Sydney, New South Wales. She also received several special awards, including StarCentral’s Choice, Best in Swimwear, Best in Social Media, Miss Photogenic, and Miss Earth Charity.^[8]

Lane represented Australia at the Miss Earth 2024 pageant held on November 9, 2024 at Okada Manila in the Philippines. She was crowned by outgoing titleholder Drita Ziri of Albania, prevailing over 75 other contestants.^[1] She also received the Darling of the Press (Asia and Oceania) award.^[9]

Her win marked Australia’s first Miss Earth crown and first major international pageant title since Miss Universe 2004, won by Jennifer Hawkins.^[5]

In her capacity as Miss Earth, Jessica Lane visited Vietnam (twice), Indonesia, Belgium, Wales, England, The United States, Reunion Island, Nigeria, her home country Australia, and various cities and provinces across the Philippines.

Since her coronation, Lane has been involved in environmental campaigns, including tree planting, coastal cleanups, and educational outreach on sustainability and climate change. Her advocacy focuses on waste reduction, plastic pollution, and sustainable fashion.^[5][10] Lane has also appeared in various media outlets to support her campaigns and expand public engagement.^[11]

In January 2025, she spoke at a youth sustainability conference in Indonesia, co-hosted by the Danish Embassy and the United Nations Association.^[12]

Later that month, she participated in Cebu's Sinulog Festival^[13][14] in the Philippines as a special guest, visited schools, and conducted environmental education activities, including a storytelling session about mangroves at San Felipe Neri Catholic School.^[15][16]