Motorcycling ecologist making adventure documentary

Touratech sponsored ecologist Chris Morgan uses his Touratech TT-39 equipped BMW F650GS in a quest to save threatened bear populations around the world. Originally from Britain, the 39-year-old ecologist navigates rugged tracks to reach some of the most remote bear habitat on Earth.

Chris is Co-Director of the acclaimed Grizzly Bear Outreach Project in the North Cascades (Washington state, USA). He is also Executive Director of the nonprofit group Wildlife Media and is producing a feature-length documentary titled BEARTREK. The film chronicles Morgan’s motorcycle adventure across four continents to understand and conserve the rarest bears on Earth. These efforts are part of a broader campaign to raise awareness and funds for innovative conservation projects, including those featured in BEARTREK.

"There’s nothing like getting off the beaten path with your bike, and I do it a lot during my wildlife conservation work. Touratech’s gear – especially the TT-39 tanks, and their indestructible Zega cases – let me take that to a whole new level – with confidence. Their equipment is tough, rugged, and reliable, and just as importantly, the Touratech team is in it for all the right reasons. Thanks for supporting BEARTREK guys!" – Chris Morgan, Executive Director, Wildlife Media

Watch the 90-second trailer for BEARTREK to see what’s caught the attention of PBS, Discovery Channel, and National Geographic at www.wildlifemedia.org. You’ll also learn about the positive impact Wildlife Media is already having on conservation and nearby communities. Then, click the donate tab to make a tax-deductible contribution to fund and film bear projects in critical areas like Borneo, Peru, Italy, Mongolia, and the Arctic.