; (F) to engage the public through outreach, education, and citizen involvement; and (G) to increase scientific capacity to support the planning, monitoring, and research activities necessary to carry out coordinated restoration and protection activities; (4) to maintain an inventory of historic and cultural resources of the Hudson-Mohawk River Basin and identify projects to provide for cultural enrichment, preservation of cultural resources, public education about local heritage and historical significance of properties, canals, and historic sites within the Hudson-Mohawk River Basin; (5) to provide a mechanism to promote communication and coordination among the organizations engaged in water resource management activities to promote collaborative working relationships among all entities working in the Hudson-Mohawk River Basin; and (6) to support the implementation of a shared set of science-based restoration and protection activities. (d) Consultation In establishing the restoration program, the Secretary shall consult, as appropriate, with— (1) the heads of Federal agencies, including— (A) the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency; (B) the Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; (C) the Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service; (D) the Chief of Engineers of the Corps of Engineers; and (E) the head of any other applicable agency; (2) the Governors of the Basin States; (3) local governments; (4) other public agencies and organizations with authority for the planning and implementation of conservation strategies in the Hudson-Mohawk River Basin; (5) institutions of higher education; (6) nongovernmental organizations; (7) regional organizations