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 The Nature: Through Her Eyes festival was a special event with free  admission celebrating and highlighting women’s roles in storytelling  about nature and the environment, including writers, photographers,  filmmakers, as well as camera and sound operators.The festival was held in Perpignan, France from October 18-21st, 2019  with presenters from the media, literature, academia and research, and  legal and commercial worlds. Programming included professional  workshops, seminars, film screenings, and mentoring, and these videos  offer a glimpse into the 4 days of exciting events. The UPVD was a partner of the event.https://youtu.be/M6eA6AawTzk Anne Lapied was born in 1959, far from the Alps. She discovered the  mountains at a young age and knew very quickly that she would spend her  life there. She started photography at the age of 7 and, 50 years later,  still enjoys looking through her images after a day of shooting. She is  co-director of about forty films with Erik Lapied, many of which their  daughter Véronique, has also worked on. Anne has made many films about  high-altitude wildlife, the people who live there and the environment.  Most of her films have been shot in France, but Anne's work has also  taken her to the Himalayas, the Far North and Africa. Anne's films have  won numerous awards in nature and environmental festivals.  Learn more about the festival at: www.naturethroughhereyes.com.  Find more about her work at : https://www.lapiedfilm.com/anne-erik-et-vero