Nathalie Pinard de Puyjoulon is a French journalist and documentary filmmaker known for her deep engagement with nature, heritage, and the environment. Based in Aquitaine, she has worked extensively with France 3, where her storytelling blends journalistic rigor with poetic sensitivity. Her work often highlights the quiet beauty of rural life and the cultural richness of regional France.

An ethnologist by training, Nathalie holds a doctorate in social sciences. Her academic background informs her nuanced approach to documentary filmmaking, allowing her to explore the human dimensions of landscape, tradition, and ecological change. Among her notable works is Les 4 saisons de l’Ossau, a documentary that captures the rhythms of life in the Pyrenees with lyrical precision.

Beyond television, she is also an author published by Éditions de La Martinière, where she continues to explore themes of memory, place, and identity. Her writing and films serve as a bridge between generations, inviting audiences to rediscover the value of local knowledge and the emotional resonance of everyday stories.