We intend to apply EEDS (ecoengineering decision scaling - Poff et al. 2015), centered on USMC Camp Pendleton in southern California and will engage with DoD natural resource managers to target current aquatic and semi-aquatic species conservation as well as advancing planning processes. We will engage DoD staff and non-DoD authorities to elicit multi-jurisdictional management goals, make use of existing and modeled data to assess the non-stationary risks associated with these goals, explore risk tolerances through visualizing “stress tests” (i.e., risk of failure of key performance indicators across a range of future climates), and develop an adaptive management tool designed as an interactive web application for DoD staff to easily access relevant data and guide long-term planning and strategies. We believe that by working with Camp Pendleton staff, we can also create a more general management and implementation tool for EEDS for DoD natural resource staff in a broad range of water-related management contexts.