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  .  ed A. Ostenso
Lirector, Office of Sea Grant
ational  Oceanic and Atr'oFpheric
  AdT ministration                                12924

DTear Dr. Ostenso:

     The General Accounti1ng Office is currently reviewing
certain aspects of the Fa'initrat~on of the National Sea
Grant Proqran   As we discussed wJiTh you at the beqinninn
)f this review, we planned to ex&mine various Sea Grant
aotivities to identify specific areas that need further re-
V 1  11  .nJ rnalysis.. At thjit tina , we told you that we w-tulA
         folly  pprised o our find ungs an b   i to yo
rma tter 'ich , n our ie,  warrant your attention.  1We a r
h  £      b  nin  n to ycU i att.rt n the f-l lowi no

     --Mn y S ea Gi ait proect7 a:.pear  to  have  only  I -,mit -d
       Lippl ic.>tion cind t. be of 1 ittle uenefit to th
       i d en)tift ic  use1,  c o0 -mu~kn ity .

     --A followup evaluation appears to be needed to deter -
       iine if the federally supported Sea Grant projeqts
       are meeting expected goals and objectives.

     We have visited Sea Grant institutions in six States--
Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, and
Rhode Island.  We have also contacted Sea Grant personnel
in California, Florida, Oregon, and Washington. In addi-
tion, we 'have discussed various aspects of the Sea Grant
Program with Federal officials in the Office of Sea Grant,
the National Marine Fisheries Serv-ice, and the Office of
Coastal Zone Management.

SEA GRANT PROJECTS
DO0 NOT NECT USERS NEEDS

     As you know, the authors of the original Sea Grant
legislation were concerned that a major problem could arise
in a program that had as its statutory air the fosteriny
of applied research in the marine field. The problem was
finding a way to get the practical information out of the
laboratories and scientific journals and into the hands

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