; and (E) derive not less than 50 percent of the funding for the project from non-Federal sources, unless the Secretary determines— (i) the applicant is unable to derive not less than 50 percent of the funding for the project from non-Federal sources; and (ii) the benefits of the project justify pursuing the project. (3) Prioritization The Secretary— (A) shall give priority to projects that, as determined by the Secretary, best carry out priorities identified in State-wide assessments described in section 2A(a)(1) and long-term State-wide forest resource strategies described in section 2A(a)(2), including— (i) involvement of public and private partnerships; (ii) inclusion of cross-boundary activities on— (I) Federal forest land; (II) State forest land; or (III) private forest land; (iii) involvement of areas also identified for cost-share funding by the Natural Resources Conservation Service or any other relevant Federal agency; (iv) protection or improvement of water quality or quantity; (v) reduction of wildfire risk; (vi) protection or enhancement of wildlife habitat, consistent with wildlife objectives established by the applicable State fish and wildlife agency; (vii) improvement of forest health, including addressing native, nonnative, and invasive pests; (viii) enhancement of opportunities for new and existing markets in which the production and use of wood products strengthens local and regional economies; and (ix) otherwise addressing the national private forest conservation priorities described in section 2(c); and (B) may give priority to projects in proximity to other landscape-scale projects on other land under the jurisdiction of the Secretary, the Secretary of the Interior, or a Governor of a State, including— (i) ecological restoration treatments under the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program established under section 4003 of the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 ( 16 U.S.C. 7303 )