Contact Information - NOAA Sea Grant

Sea Grant Contact Information

National Sea Grant Office Service Inboxes

The National Sea Grant Office has several “service inboxes” to better serve the Sea Grant Network. These email accounts are regularly checked by multiple people in the office to ensure a timely response. They also serve as a programmatic archive for conversations. All email addresses end in @noaa.gov. They include:

Competitions: For questions and required submissions, such as letters of intent, oar.hq.sg.competitions
Aquaculture: For all questions and inquires about aquaculture, oar.sg.aquaculture
NEPA: For all questions and inquires related to environmental compliance, oar.sg.nepa
Fellowships: For all questions and inquiries about the Knauss and NMFS-Sea Grant fellowships, oar.sg.fellows
PIER and Annual Reports: For access to and to report issues with PIER as well as for questions about annual reports, oar.sg.info-admin

National Sea Grant Office Organizational Chart (PDF, updated April 2023)
National Sea Grant Office Program Officer List (PDF, updated April 2023)

Distribution Lists and Communities of Practice

The National Sea Grant Office maintains several distribution lists to send messages to the Sea Grant network. Please contact your federal program officer or other NSGO point of contact if you would like to be added to any of these lists. They are:

Sea Grant entire (everyone in the network)
Sea Grant directors
Sea Grant director back ups
Fiscal officers
Research coordinators
Extension leaders
Extension all
Communicators
Educators
Knauss fellowship points of contact
Climate community of practice
Restoration community of practice
Social science community of practice
Economic valuation community of practice
Aquaculture community of practice
DEIJA community of practice
TLK community of practice

In addition to the lists maintained by the National Sea Grant Office, there are several other network-based lists that serve to connect various groups of professionals in Sea Grant, such as the fisheries extension professionals, for example. If you need to be added to one of the lists maintained outside of the National Sea Grant Office, you can still contact the office as a starting point to find the correct contact.

Newsletter Registration

News Alert Archive

Postcards from the Field Archive

Connecticut Sea Grant On-the-Water Workshops
QUEST Education in the Pacific
Washington Sea Grant Knauss Fellow embarks on adventure
Alaska Sea Grant: Adapting in Alaska December 2018
USC Sea Grant: Aquaculture Week October 2018
Hawai’i Sea Grant: Preparedness in Paradise September 2018
Virginia Sea Grant: Building the Neighborhood of the Future August 2018
Oregon Sea Grant: Set Sail with Sea Grant
Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant: Peer-to-Pier Learning
Georgia Sea Grant: Ocean to Table
California Sea Grant: Follow the Fish
Louisiana Sea Grant: Land Lost
Connecticut Sea Grant: Safety First
Texas Sea Grant: After the Storm
Puerto Rico Sea Grant: Coastal Barriers at Risk
New York Sea Grant: Weathering the Storm

Find a Sea Grant Professional

Sea Grant is made up of 34 programs, a national Sea Grant Library, and a network of thousands of professionals working in every coastal and Great Lakes state as well as in Guam and Puerto Rico. Additional projects extend Sea Grant’s professional network to the Virgin Islands, Marianas Islands and other U.S. territories as well as to U.S. inland states.

The disciplines of Sea Grant professionals are all grounded in supporting coastal and Great Lakes communities, and they range broadly — coastal ecology and biology, fisheries biology, aquaculture technology and business, climate change science, community resilience to natural change, economics, social science, youth and adult education, and more.

Sea Grant professionals may specialize in research, extension, education, communications or other functional areas.

Find a Sea Grant Professional

Sea Grant professionals may specialize in research, extension, education, communications or other functional areas.