; or (II) the director of any applicable regional office of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (or a designee); and (iv) not more than 3 representatives of nongovernmental, science, or academic organizations with expertise in native species conservation and the habitat connectivity needs of the region covered by the regional wildlife movement council. (B) Requirements (i) Membership The Secretary shall ensure that the membership of each regional wildlife movement council is fair and balanced in terms of expertise and perspectives represented. (ii) Expertise Each regional wildlife movement council shall include experts in ecological connectivity, native species ecology, and ecological adaptation. (C) Chairperson Each regional wildlife movement council shall select a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from among the members of the regional wildlife movement council. (3) Duties Each regional wildlife movement council shall— (A) not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act and in accordance with any standards established by the National Coordination Committee, prepare and submit to the Secretary and the National Coordination Committee a regional wildlife movement plan that— (i) maintains native species movement by identifying— (I) priority areas on non-Federal land under the jurisdiction of the regional wildlife movement council where resources are needed to secure biological movements by native species; and (II) research priorities and data needs for the Database; and (ii) not less frequently than once every 5 years, is revised, amended, or updated, as determined necessary by the regional wildlife movement council; (B) provide for public engagement, at appropriate times and in appropriate locations in the region covered by the regional wildlife movement council, to allow all interested persons an opportunity to be heard in the development and implementation of a regional wildlife movement plan