; or (ii) any other program approved by the Secretary for use under this section to provide consistency with Federal legal requirements for permanent conservation easements. (3) Eligible land The term eligible land means forest land in the United States that is privately owned at the time of initiation of a carbon incentives contract or conservation easement agreement. (4) Eligible practice (A) In general The term eligible practice means a forestry practice, including improved forest management that produces marketable forest products, that is determined by the Secretary to provide measurable increases in carbon sequestration and storage beyond customary practices on comparable land. (B) Inclusions The term eligible practice includes— (i) afforestation on nonforested land, such as marginal crop or pasture land, windbreaks, shelterbelts, stream buffers, including working land and urban forests and parks, or other areas identified by the Secretary; (ii) reforestation on forest land impacted by wildfire, pests, wind, or other stresses, including working land and urban forests and parks; (iii) improved forest management, with appropriate crediting for the carbon benefits of harvested wood products, through practices such as improving regeneration after harvest, planting in understocked forests, reducing competition from slow-growing species, thinning to encourage growth, changing rotations to increase carbon storage, improving harvest efficiency or wood use; and (iv) such other practices as the Secretary determines to be appropriate. (5) Forest incentives program