From the Instream Flow Council Website:

FLOW 2015 is a problem-solving workshop. Sessions will focus on approaches and strategies that have effectively resolved uncertainty for: 1) federal regulatory needs; 2) state and provincial fish and wildlife agencies; and 3) non-governmental organizations, industries, and municipalities. Special emphasis will be placed on opportunities for integrating new and traditional instream flow methods. Emphasis will also be placed on understanding how existing laws and regulations address uncertainty by allowing or requiring decisions to be made based on the best available data and science. Facilitated discussions will capture the perspectives of all attendees after each session. As with previous IFC conferences, the emphasis on interdisciplinary problem-solving will create networking opportunities that benefit aquatic resources and attendees long after the end of the workshop.

An international audience of up to 350 participants is expected. A wide range of water management interests will find value in the meeting, including state and federal agency staff, scientists, non-governmental organizations, environmental consultants, legal experts, tribal entities, water advocacy groups, industrial water users, municipalities, and private individuals. Each attendee will be a critical component of the workshop by adding their unique perspective to the problem-solving process.

Stop by the Campbell Scientific booth.