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

How To Kill Flies Without Chemicals
Sustainable LivingSustainable Living
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Dealing with flies shouldn't expose you or the environment to harm. Know how to kill flies through safe, natural methods. From using essential oils to growing plants, reclaim your space without harming the environment.
10 Best Solar Power Banks To Charge Your Devices
Sustainable LivingSustainable Living
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This guide lists the top solar power banks in 2024. We consider factors such as energy storage capacity, charging speed, and durability to make these green alternatives a smart choice. Purchase one now to charge your devices indoors and outdoors.
What is the meaning of a ring around the moon?
EnvironmentEnvironment
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Curiosity shimmers in the eyes of the moon-gazers as they observe a lunar halo. This article helps us understand the meaning of a ring around the moon, detailing the formation of lunar halos, the captivating stories they've inspired in our folklore, and other similar optical phenomena.
How Much Does A Cloud Weigh? 
EnvironmentEnvironment
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Curious about how much a cloud weighs? Clouds are deceptively heavy, with an average cumulus cloud weighing 1.1 million pounds. Find out how this is possible by learning about cloud formation, the calculation of a cloud's weight, and how rain impacts its mass.
40 Amazing and Bizarre Animal Facts That Will Blow Your Mind
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Get ready, as we venture into the world of amazing and bizarre animal facts; where tasting through feet and possessing more than one organ is just the tip of the iceberg of atypical behaviors you'll uncover.
28 Funniest Animal Names
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Discover the world of humor in nature with some of the weirdest and funniest animal names, like the fried egg jellyfish and Aha ha wasp. You'll be surprised by what some creatures are called. Read on and get ready to chuckle!
Which Countries Produce The Most Waste?
Waste & RecyclingWaste & Recycling
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Discover which countries have the highest waste generation rates. Learn about the issues with waste production reports and the low recycling rates exacerbating the global environmental crisis.
11 Zero Waste and Plastic Pollution Campaigns
Plastic PollutionPlastic Pollution
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While global awareness of plastic pollution is on the rise, there's a dire need for action. This article presents plastic pollution campaign strategies and showcases powerful examples of movements to inspire meaningful change.
17 Pygmy Animals From Elephants To Seahorses
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Miniature but mighty, pygmy animals are more adaptable than you might think. These diminutive creatures have turned their small size into a survival advantage through remarkable adaptation. Join us as we tour this diverse ecosystem, proving size isn't everything.
17 Pink Animals From Flamingos To Dolphins
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Amidst earth's natural spectrum of color, pink animals stand out for their rarity and beauty. In addition to pigs and flamingos, numerous other species have vibrant pink hues. In this article, discover birds, insects, and sea creatures robed in rosy color.
Leucistic vs. Albino: What's The Difference?
BiodiversityBiodiversity
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Leucistic vs. albino—it's not as confusing as it seems. This post navigates through the maze of these genetic conditions, showing their distinct manifestations in different species, from humans to reptiles and birds.
13 Cosmetic Chemicals To Avoid 
Sustainable LivingSustainable Living
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Are your cosmetics doing more harm than good? Discover 13 cosmetics chemicals to avoid ensuring the well-being of your health and the environment.
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