; (B) the conservation, restoration, management, and development of the natural resources and infrastructure of the United States, including— (i) removal of invasive species; (ii) wildfire prevention and response; (iii) disaster resiliency, mitigation, response, and recovery; (iv) trail development and maintenance; (v) coastal restoration and resiliency; (vi) historic preservation; (vii) public safety; (viii) energy efficiency and alternative energy; (ix) water infrastructure; (x) construction, repair, rehabilitation, or maintenance of— (I) a road; (II) a campground; or (III) any other recreation or visitor facility or housing structure; and (xi) any other related project that furthers the purposes of this title; (C) the support, development, and enhancement of outdoor recreation or urban green space for the purpose of public access; (D) service that is primarily indoors, such as service in a science, policy, or program internship, with a clear benefit for natural, cultural, or historic resources or treasures, which may include the provision of interpretation and education services to— (i) the public; or (ii) a cooperating association, educational institution, friends group, or similar nonprofit partner organization; and (E) notwithstanding section 132A of the National and Community Service Act of 1990 ( 42 U.S.C. 12584a ), a project described in this paragraph on private land or water in partnership with a private entity if— (i) the project has a direct or recognized public or environmental benefit; or (ii) the funding for the project originated from a governmental entity, regardless of the end payor. (6) 21CSC Corpsmembers In carrying out a 21CSC project, a 21CSC organization shall provide each Corpsmember with— (A) in-demand skills development, certification and credentials, and education to prepare the Corpsmember for success in transitioning to the 21st century workforce; (B) community skill development to help the Corpsmember— (i) acquire an ethic of service to others and the United States