; and (2) acting through the Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, shall give priority under the conservation programs under the jurisdiction of the Chief, notwithstanding any provision of law with respect to those programs, to non-Federal land and water identified under section 6(h)(2) as supportive of the purposes of a National Wildlife Corridor. (e) Coordination In managing a National Wildlife Corridor, the Secretaries shall, to the maximum extent practicable— (1) coordinate with other applicable Federal agencies; and (2) take into consideration any State conservation plans for native species and the habitats of native species, including any— (A) State comprehensive fish and wildlife conservation strategy; (B) State conservation strategy for a species; (C) Tribal conservation plan; (D) local government land use and conservation plan; (E) nongovernmental conservation plan; and (F) relevant private land conservation plan. 9. Wildlife Corridors Stewardship and Protection Fund (a) Establishment and contents There is established in the Treasury a fund, to be known as the Wildlife Corridors Stewardship and Protection Fund , that consists of donations of amounts accepted under subsection (c). (b) Use The Fund— (1) shall be administered by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation; and (2) may be used by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to enhance the management and protection of National Wildlife Corridors and non-Federal land and water identified under section 6(h)(2)— (A) to provide financial assistance to the Federal Government, States, Indian tribes, local governments, and nongovernmental, science, and academic organizations