Jennifer Okafor, BSc.

Jennifer delivers core aspects of TRVST’s content and editorial vision, connecting highly engaging and expert editorial with our growing audience of environmentally conscious global citizens.

Since our early inception and through to the current day, Jen’s role involves researching some of our planet's most significant challenges. Jen’s built her expertise in all things sustainable by widely reading and researching expert studies and thought leadership from some of the world’s most influential scientists, changemakers, and environmentalists.

With an initial focus on renewable energy through recent editorial series around sustainable fashion, zero waste, and biodiversity, Jen has become a recognized authority in her own right. 

With a Bachelor of Science degree qualification in mass communication and media studies (Babcock University), Jen’s unique skill set understands how to connect the key aspects of environmental issues with as wide an audience as possible. Her tone and depth ensure that not only is TRVST’s content accessible and top of the market but also drives levels of engagement around sustainable actions for change.

Jen is also passionate about the role of future technology and its application for improving equality and access to digital products and services. A keen and motivated self-starting learner, Jen has recently furthered her knowledge at the forefront of technology advances, studying blockchain, data science, and innovative approaches to product development. 

Outside of her professional career, Jen enjoys contributing to platforms promoting career and personal growth to young women. She’s also a keen beauty and fashion follower, having previously built a high-profile blog about accessible beauty styles. 

Her favorite quote is:

”I hope you realize that every day is a fresh start for you. That every sunrise is a new chapter in your life waiting to be written.”

by Juansen Dizon, Confessions of a Wallflower. 

Jen hopes to better synthesize her skills and experience to build real-world answers to how we can improve our people and planet.

Jennifer Okafor's Latest Articles

10 Amazing Basalt Columns of the World
EnvironmentEnvironment
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Basalt columns, nature’s exquisite artistry crafted by volcanic activities and time, are found in multiple corners of our planet. This post discusses the process of their formation and introduces you to different types of basalt formations around the globe.
What Is A Rain Shadow Effect?
EnvironmentEnvironment
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This article explores the aspects of the rain shadow effect. It explains why constant precipitation is common on one side of the mountain while the other results in an arid environment. Understand the reasons, implications, and examples of desert resulting from this phenomenon.
Do Worms Have Eyes? And Other Worm Wonders
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Ever wonder if worms have eyes? Forget what you've assumed about the world's simplest creatures. Worms might lack vision, yet their unique ways of experiencing the world – from sensing light to detecting foods – serve them incredibly well in their important role in our ecosystem.
10 Longest Bridges In The World  
Work & SkillsWork & Skills
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Journey through engineering marvels as this article presents a list of the longest bridges in the world. From China's Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge, stretching over 100 miles, to the continuous bridge, Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, in the USA, with its length of 24 miles, get ready to be impressed.
14 Best Rechargeable Flashlights 
Sustainable LivingSustainable Living
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Make an environmental difference with the best rechargeable flashlights. Our comprehensive guide introduces 14 superior selections that are not only sustainable but durable, too.
What is PEVA? Sustainability, Pros, and Cons
Sustainable LivingSustainable Living
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Did you know what material shower curtains are made from? It's likely PEVA. We delve deep into understanding what PEVA is, its sustainability relative to PVC, and what we should know about its health implications.
Conservation Strategies And Methods To Protect Biodiversity
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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The adverse impact of various threats on biodiversity echoes a call to action. Employing the right conservation strategies can safeguard both wildlife and their environments. The rewards? A thriving ecosystem bolstered local communities, a healthier planet, and an enriched economy.
5 Biodiversity Threats We Should Fight Against
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Biodiversity is the cornerstone of life as we know it. As human populations rise, we find ourselves at the core of these biodiversity threats. Can we pivot from being the source of these perils to becoming the stewards of our natural environment? Educate yourself on these grave risks and discover your role in averting them.
Effects Of Litter Pollution And How To Prevent It
Waste & RecyclingWaste & Recycling
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Have you ever casually tossed a candy wrapper on the sidewalk? Insignificant as it may seem, your tiny scrap contributes to a growing hazard called litter pollution. This article helps you realize the chain reaction a single piece of trash can trigger on the ecosystem and how we can mitigate its damaging effects.
How Many Turtles Die A Year From Plastic Pollution?
Plastic PollutionPlastic Pollution
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How many turtles die a year due to plastics? This article exposes the harsh reality of turtle mortalities globally. Our discourse focuses not only on revealing the scale of this crisis but also on inspiring action, highlighting effective strategies to safeguard the turtles.
21 Extinct Birds & Their Stories
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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With the additional 21 species joining the ever-growing list of extinct birds in 2021, we must remind ourselves of our role in preserving the living avian population. While the reasons for their extinction differ, human involvement is a common thread. Learn about their ecological value and how we can mitigate further species loss.
History of Plastic Use From Parkesine To Nylon
Plastic PollutionPlastic Pollution
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The history of plastic use is an eye-opener to our extensive reliance on this material daily. But now, the escalating plastic pollution poses grave questions, pushing us to find effective alternatives and meaningful recycling measures.
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