Nicolas Hulot
An image from Le syndrome du Titanic, one of the productions that also features Nicolas Hulot.
Nicolas Hulot

Nicolas Hulot

April 30, 1955 — Lille - France

Nicolas Hulot is the founder and president of the Fondation Nicolas-Hulot, an environmental group first created in 1990. He is well known in France for his documentary show "Ushuaïa" which focuses on nature and the environment. In his documentaries, he draws attention to environmental damage caused by humans and changes that need to be made to protect the planet. His popularity has provided him with some influence in the French political debate. In 2007 he forced five of the major candidates to the French presidential election (including Nicolas Sarkozy) to sign an agreement which stated that the environmental crisis would have to become a high governmental priority. Nicolas Hulot was candidate in the Europe Écologie-Les Verts primary for the 2012 French presidential election. He lost to Eva Joly.

Le syndrome du Titanic

Le syndrome du Titanic

2009

On a 20 ans pour changer le monde

On a 20 ans pour changer le monde

2018

Tout s'accélère

Tout s'accélère

2016

Opération Okavango

Opération Okavango

1996

Poumon Vert et Tapis Rouge

Poumon Vert et Tapis Rouge

2021

Ushuaïa Nature

Ushuaïa Nature

1998

Ushuaia Nature - La cité perdue

Ushuaia Nature - La cité perdue