The National Sea Grant College Program is a network of 29 university-based programs in coastal and Great Lake states involving more than 300 institutions nationwide in research, education and the transfer of technology regarding coastal, marine and Great Lakes issues.

Northeast Region

• Connecticut Sea Grant College Program
• Maine/New Hampshire Sea Grant College Program
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sea Grant College Program
• New York Sea Grant Institute
• New York Sea Grant Extension
• Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program 
• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sea Grant Program

Mid-Atlantic Region

• University of Delaware Sea Grant College Program
• Maryland Sea Grant College Program
• New Jersey Sea Grant College Program
• North Carolina Sea Grant College Program
• Virginia Sea Grant College Program

Southeast Region

• Florida Sea Grant College Program
• University of Georgia Sea Grant College Program
• Louisiana Sea Grant College Program
• Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium
• University of Puerto Rico Sea Grant College Program
• South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium
• Texas A&M Sea Grant College Program

Great Lakes Region

• Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program – gopher site
• Michigan Sea Grant College Program
• Michigan Sea Grant College Program – gopher site
• University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program
• Ohio Sea Grant College Program
• Ohio Sea Grant College Program – gopher site
• University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute
• Jason Project at Madison Wisconsin

Pacific Region

• Alaska Sea Grant College Program
• California Sea Grant College Program
• California Sea Grant College Marine Advisory Program
• University of Southern California Sea Grant Program
• Hawaii Sea Grant College Program
• Hawaii Sea Grant College Program – gopher site
• Oregon Sea Grant College Program
• Washington Sea Grant Program

See also: Sea Grant
See also: Sea Grant Act
See also: Morrill Land Grant Acts
See also: Land Grant Institutions
See also: Bankhead-Jones Act