Magdaline Cherestal will represent Haiti at the Miss Earth 2026 pageant.

Magdaline Cherestal, a 22-year-old teacher from Cap-Haïtien who was raised in the Cul-de-Sac plain, has been chosen to represent Haiti at the 2026 Miss Earth pageant in the Philippines. Going by the name Stella, she will compete in the pageant under the auspices of Miss Haiti Caraïbes Hibiscus.

Cherestal will present a project titled "ECO PASSPORT – LOVE IN ACTION," which aims to raise awareness among young Haitians about environmental issues and encourage their active participation in protecting natural resources. The project will include reforestation activities, cleanup efforts, and awareness campaigns.

Her trip to the Philippines will begin on November 30, and she will return to the country on December 17. Cherestal invites Haitians at home and in the diaspora to support her participation by watching and sharing a video on YouTube (https://youtu.be/CNfl0B4Tut0) as well as by reacting to her Instagram posts (https://www.instagram.com/cherestal_magdaline/) with the Haitian flag.

ECO PASSPORT – LOVE IN ACTION Project

Cherestal's project focuses on promoting Haiti's cultural and natural heritage through ecological initiatives. She hopes to encourage young Haitians to discover and protect the country's natural sites.

Public Support

Cherestal is encouraging public support for her participation in the Miss Earth 2026 pageant, inviting everyone to share her social media posts with the Haitian national emblem.