HX Expeditions Wraps Arctic Season With Record Science Participation(opens in a new tab)
HX Expeditions wrapped its Arctic season with record science participation, tallying 26,491 citizen science submissions and trials.
HX Expeditions closed its 2026 Arctic season after 31 voyages, collecting a record 26,491 citizen‑science submissions. During the run, the company tested a real‑time AI system designed to identify whale blows, marking the industry’s first trial of this technology in the Arctic.
HX Expeditions wrapped its Arctic season with record science participation, tallying 26,491 citizen science submissions and trials.
HX Expeditions closed its 2026 Arctic season with 31 voyages, amassing its largest scientific dataset to date, including 26,491 citizen‑science contributions and a pioneering real‑time AI whale‑detection trial aboard the MS Fram.
HX Expeditions reported 26,491 citizen science submissions and launched the first Arctic AI whale‑detection trial, while extending its Greenland Promise through 2028.
HX Expeditions finished a 2026 Arctic season featuring 31 sailings, 26,491 citizen science contributions, a first‑ever AI whale‑detection trial aboard MS Fram, and an extension of its Greenland Promise to 2028.
HX Expeditions recorded a record 26,491 citizen science contributions from its Arctic voyages during the company’s 130th anniversary season, with most data submitted to iNaturalist and additional observations to ORCA, eBird, NASA GLOBE and Happywhale, enhancing long‑term environmental monitoring in the region.
HX closes Arctic season with largest‑ever science data collection.
HX Expeditions closed its 2026 Arctic season with 26,491 citizen science contributions from 31 sailings and introduced a world‑first AI whale‑detection trial aboard MS Fram. The operator also extended its Greenland Promise through 2028, offering guests more flexibility for future Greenland trips.