; (iii) to develop, revise, and implement a wildlife conservation strategy of the State in accordance with this Act; and (iv) for wildlife conservation education and wildlife-associated recreation projects; and (B) may be used— (i) to assist in the recovery of a species listed as a threatened species or an endangered species under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 ( 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.) or to conserve a species from becoming a threatened species or an endangered species in the State under that Act; (ii) to manage a species of greatest conservation need, the range of which is shared with a foreign government, and the habitat of such a species; (iii) to manage, control, and prevent invasive and nuisance species and other risks to species of greatest conservation need; or (iv) for law enforcement activities that are directly related to the protection and conservation of a species of greatest conservation need and the habitat of such a species. (5) Public access to private land not required The funds apportioned from the Subaccount shall not be conditioned on the provision of public access to any private land, water, or holding. (6) Requirements for matching funds For purposes of the non-Federal fund matching requirement for a wildlife conservation or restoration program or project funded by the Subaccount, a State— (A) may use as matching non-Federal funds— (i) funds from a Federal department or agency other than— (I) the Department of the Interior; or (II) the Department of Agriculture; and (ii) donated private land or water, including any privately owned easement