; and (B) any voluntary steps taken by the Department of Defense to attempt to provide similar ecological connectivity elsewhere on the military installation. (h) Coordination and cooperation (1) In general To the maximum extent practicable, consistent with applicable law, the Secretaries shall coordinate the designation of a National Wildlife Corridor with— (A) other relevant Federal agencies; (B) the National Coordination Committee; (C) the regional wildlife movement councils; and (D) affected— (i) States, including State fish and wildlife agencies and other State agencies responsible for managing natural resources; (ii) local governments; (iii) Indian tribes; (iv) private landowners; and (v) nongovernmental organizations engaged in the conservation of native species. (2) Identification of supporting non-Federal land and water In designating a National Wildlife Corridor, the Secretaries may identify, in consultation with affected States, Indian tribes, local governments, private landowners, the applicable regional wildlife movement council, and nongovernmental organizations engaged in the conservation of native species, non-Federal land and water that support the purposes of the National Wildlife Corridor by— (A) maintaining habitat connectivity; or (B) providing other essential functions for native species and the habitats of native species. 7. National Coordination Committee and regional wildlife movement councils (a) Purposes The purposes of this section are— (1) to ensure the fulfillment of the purposes of the Program described in section 4(b)