; and (2) that maintains or improves benefits from trees and forests on that land. (d) Requirements The landscape-scale restoration program established under subsection (c) shall— (1) measurably address the national private forest conservation priorities described in section 2(c); (2) enhance public benefits from trees and forests, as identified in— (A) a State-wide assessment described in section 2A(a)(1); and (B) a long-term State-wide forest resource strategy described in section 2A(a)(2); and (3) in accordance with the purposes described in section 2(b), have one or more objectives including— (A) protecting or improving water quality or quantity; (B) reducing wildfire risk, including through hazardous fuels treatment; (C) protecting or enhancing wildlife habitat, consistent with wildlife objectives established by the applicable State fish and wildlife agency; (D) improving forest health and forest ecosystems, including addressing native, nonnative, and invasive pests; or (E) enhancing opportunities for new and existing markets in which the production and use of wood products strengthens local and regional economies. (e) Measurement The Secretary, in consultation with State Foresters, shall establish a measurement system, including measurement tools, that— (1) consistently measures the results of landscape-scale restoration projects described in subsection (c); and (2) is consistent with the measurement systems of other Federal programs delivered by State Foresters. (f) Use of amounts (1) Allocation Of amounts made available for the landscape-scale restoration program established under subsection (c), the Secretary shall allocate— (A) 50 percent for the competitive process in accordance with subsection (g); and (B) 50 percent proportionally to States, in consultation with State Foresters— (i) to maximize the achievement of the objectives described in subsection (d)(3); and (ii) to address the highest national priorities, as identified in— (I) State-wide assessments described in section 2A(a)(1)