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Sponsors
and Affiliates
 
  The Instream Flow
Assessment Program is funded by the Public Interest Energy
Research (PIER), Environmental Area Program managed by the
California Energy Commission. PIER Program supports
interest energy research and development that will help improve
the quality of life in California by bringing environmentally
safe, affordable, and reliable energy services and products to
the marketplace.
Funding is awarded
to the University of California Davis Campus through the
University of California, Office of the President on behalf of
the California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE).
CIEE is an innovative University of
California partnership of energy agencies, utilities, building
industry, non-profits, and research entities designed to advance
energy efficiency science and technology for the benefit of
California and other energy consumers and the environment.
The Instream
Flow Assessment Program is administered by the Center for
Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) at the University of
California, Davis. CABA, one of the centers under the College of
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, provides a campus-wide,
multidisciplinary approach to research on sustaining
California's natural aquatic resources and support to the
state's aquaculture industry. CABA provides the management
and administrative duties needed to implement the Program.
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