; (B) to ensure consistent data collection and monitoring system protocols of maps, models, high-quality data, surveys, and other geospatial information with respect to native species connectivity; (C) to update maps and other information with respect to landscapes, native species habitats and ranges, National Wildlife Corridors, native species populations, and wildlife movement changes as information becomes available; (D) to design useful and relevant search tools and methods for relevant stakeholders; (E) not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, to develop and submit to the Secretary and the appropriate committees of Congress a report that— (i) provides an assessment of existing maps, data, models, surveys, and descriptions of native species habitats and corridors that have been developed by Federal agencies, State fish and wildlife agencies and natural heritage programs, Indian tribes, local governments, nongovernmental organizations, and industry; and (ii) identifies gaps in native species habitat and corridor information; and (F) not less frequently than once every 5 years, to develop and submit a report to the Secretary and the appropriate committees of Congress, to be made publicly available, that— (i) outlines the categories for data that may be included in the Database; (ii) outlines the data protocols and standards for each category of data in the Database; (iii) identifies gaps in native species habitat and National Wildlife Corridor information, mapping, and research in the Database that should be addressed to fully understand and assess current data; (iv) prioritizes research and future data collection activities for use in updating the Database