The post Miss Universe Cayman Islands’ Fight Against Global Hunger appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Miss Universe Cayman Islands Tahiti Moorea Seymour- official headshot Miss Universe Organization As morning light filters through the clouds over Hong Kong’s Chai Wan district, Miss Universe Cayman—Tahiti Moorea Seymour—walks between rows of green in the region’s largest rooftop aquaponics farm. The air carries a mingled scent of water, plants, and fish—a quiet ecosystem in motion. Nearby, young adults harvest clusters of lettuce destined for a small café below. “It’s incredible,” she says to her mother, Melaynee Basdeo, as she jots down notes on how the principles learned here might one day help advance her own small island home. Seymour will represent her country at the 74th Miss Universe competition in Thailand this November. At the Miss Universe Cayman Islands pageant, she not only took home the national crown but also earned titles for Best in Interview, Best in Swimwear, and the People’s Choice Award. But in the months since, her time has been spent equally between rehearsing for the runway and studying food systems: who grows it, who gets it—and who goes without. Her campaign, ‘Beyond the Crown: Zero Hunger Universe,’ has become the lens through which she views her role. “Promoting food security on islands isn’t just about growing more food,” she says. “It is my mission to use my Miss Universe platform to bring visibility to a complex challenge that affects, not only us in the Cayman Islands, but millions of people across small island nations throughout the world.” Tahiti Seymour at Green Skies Modern Agriculture in Chai Wan, Hong Kong Tahiti Moorea Seymour The Crown as a Conduit Seymour’s twenty-two years have been a journey spanning continents and causes. Born and raised in Bodden Town, a historic district in Grand Cayman, she grew up surrounded by family, food, and the contradictions of island life. “My childhood…