Meet the Environmental Officer Keeping the Disney Wish Green

Catalina Jaques, Environmental Officer aboard the Disney Wish, brings a personal and professional commitment to ocean conservation to one of the cruise industry's most fuel-efficient ships. Spotlighted in recognition of World Maritime Day, her story reflects Disney Cruise Line's broader emphasis on environmental stewardship at sea. Jaques, a mother of two, describes the role as both a career and a responsibility to future generations.

Catalina Jaques, Environmental Officer aboard the Disney Wish, brings a deeply personal commitment to ocean conservation to one of the most fuel- and energy-efficient cruise ships in operation. Highlighted in honor of World Maritime Day (September 29), her role illustrates how Disney Cruise Line integrates environmental stewardship into day-to-day shipboard operations. As a mother of two daughters, Jaques views her work as both a professional responsibility and a generational mission.

A Personal Mission Behind an Official Role

When Catalina Jaques describes her duties as Environmental Officer on the Disney Wish, the professional and the personal are inseparable. As the mother of an 11-year-old and a 16-year-old, she approaches her work as a form of stewardship — not just for today's guests, but for the generations who will inherit the world's oceans.

The Disney Wish is among the most fuel- and energy-efficient cruise ships on the water, and Jaques plays a central role in maintaining that standard. Her responsibilities span compliance, waste management, and environmental monitoring throughout the ship's operations.

What This Means for Aspiring Crew Members

The Environmental Officer profile is part of Disney Cruise Line's broader effort to spotlight the diverse roles that keep its fleet operating. From shipboard officers to shoreside teams at Disney Castaway Cay, the line employs thousands of crew across five ships. Those interested in joining can explore open positions at DCLjobs.com.