The Cal Poly Pomona Los Angeles Aqueduct Futures Project is supported by the generosity of:
- Metabolic Studio as part of their Los Angeles Aqueduct Centennial Chora Fund
- Councilmember Tom LaBonge, Los Angeles Council District 4
- Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
- Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies
- California Center for Land and Water Stewardship
Special thanks to:
- Michael Woo, Dean of the College of Environmental Design
- President Michael Ortiz of Cal Poly Pomona.
For overall excellence and crucial assistance:
- Kris Penrose – LA Department Administrator
- Mike Prather – Friends of the Inyo, Eastern Sierra Audubon & Inyo, County Water Commissioner
- Jon Klusmire – Eastern California Museum
- Mary Oliver & Sarah Cannon (retired) – Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
- Larry Freilich – Inyo Water
- Chris Austin
- Bartshé Miller – Mono Lake Committee
For helping with the field trip and workshops:
- Kim Stringfellow
- Chris Plakos – Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
- Erik Leitch – Owens Valley Radio Observatory
- Sally Manning, Alan Bacock, & Ross Stone – Big Pine Paiute Tribe
- Mark Bagley & Ceal Klingler – Owens Lake Committee
For helping develop the intellectual framework:
- Phil Pregill
- Terry Young
- Alex Robinson
- Stephanie Pincetl
- Madelyn Glickfeld
- Lance Neckar
- Mark Gold
- Glen MacDonald
- Hadley & Peter Arnold
- Jon Christensen
- Vince de Britto
- Losangelenos for the Owens Valley Environment
Plus all the participants at:
- The Bishop, Lone Pine, and June Lake workshops
& - Conversation #32/100 Conversations about Water, IOU Garden, Lone Pine