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 Famous Whales From Seas To Screens
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Navigate the world of famous whales, such as Moby Dick, a staple in studying literature, Humphrey, the lost humpback, and Shamu, the maltreated orca. Each whale story not only captivates but reveals our deep-seated connections with the marine world.
15 Asexual Animals From Aphids To Wasps
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Take a closer look at asexual animals, organisms capable of producing offspring without a partner. Explore the variety of species using this reproductive method and understand their importance on nature's equilibrium and biodiversity.
11 Birds That Sing At Night  
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Nighttime can bring surprising music to our ears, especially when birds that aren't typically nocturnal decide to sing. Unravel the mysterious habits of these birds as we explore the characteristics, locations, and sounds of 13 birds that sing at night. Also, learn about the effects of light and noise pollution on these creatures and their […]
What is a Geomagnetic Storm? Causes, Effects, and History
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Understand the science behind geomagnetic storms and disturbances derived from charged particles of solar storms. Besides causing navigation and power disruptions, they also bring the beauty of northern lights to unlikely locations. We also included five known occurrences; one happened in the mid-1800s.
What are Carbon Sinks? Different Types and Their Importance 
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The world is grappling with a climate crisis made worse by carbon emissions. The solution lies in understanding and supporting carbon sinks, a natural defense mechanism against the excess carbon that we produce. Learn the different types in this post.
19 Rare Albino Animals You Won’t Believe Existed
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From boas to gorillas, rare albino animals have shocked the world with their mutated physical characteristics. In this post, discover how albinism has affected their life in the wild, whether positively or negatively.
Can You Recycle CDs? Recycling, Disposal, and CD Upcycling
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Given their intricate manufacturing materials, abandoned CDs can pose an environmental issue. This post offers practical steps to recycle CDs and DVDs properly, thereby reducing landfill waste.
17 Solitary Animals Thriving Solo in the Wild
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In a world where unity often dictates survival, solitary animals stand out. From carnivorous cats to slow tortoises, these creatures prove that solitude isn't just for introverted people. Discover 17 solitary animals and their reasons for enjoying the silent sanctuaries in the wild.
What is Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing)? - History and Benefits  
Mind & BodyMind & Body
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Overworked and seeking relief? Find solace in forest bathing or shinrin yoku. This simple yet effective therapy rejuvenates both mind and body, and you don’t have to trek deep into the woods. A natural, tranquil park can work wonders too. Discover the science and techniques here.
Can You Recycle Tires? A Guide To Tire Recycling
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Our ever-growing need for tires comes with a considerable problem - disposal. This post outlines how tire recycling is not just beneficial but necessary, responding to environmental and safety implications.
Can You Recycle Laptops? A Guide To Laptop Recycling
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Recycling laptops is more complex than we think. With e-waste increasing daily, are there viable options? Fortunately, yes. Special recycling centers and trade-in programs accept old machines. They do more than save your space - they save the environment.
11 Taiga Plants Flourishing In Boreal Forests
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Taiga plants, found in the expansive boreal forest, are some of the hardiest species on Earth. Their survival in the frigid, harsh conditions of long winters and nutrient-drained soil demonstrate remarkable adaptability. Let’s look at 11 such survivors of this challenging biome.
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