; (B) is a joint effort between the Restoration Program administered by the Forest Service and the Four Forests Restoration Initiative Stakeholder Group; and (C) takes place on portions of the Coconino, Kaibab, Apache-Sitgreaves, and Tonto national forests along the Mogollon Rim in the State of Arizona. (2) Forest restoration byproduct The term forest restoration byproduct means a forest product derived from active ecological restoration through commercial timber sales and permits, stewardship contracts, special forest product sales and permits, and woody biomass utilization (as defined in the implementation guidelines of the Restoration Program). (3) Low-value restoration byproduct The term low-value restoration byproduct means a forest restoration byproduct the value of which is not more than 25 percent of industry expectations for high value restoration byproducts. (4) No-value restoration byproduct The term no-value restoration byproduct means a forest restoration byproduct that has zero or negative value after stumpage, harvest, processing, and transport costs are deducted from the price charged by a mill, power plant, or other processing facility to sell that forest restoration byproduct. (5) Partner The term partner means any 4FRI contractor or agent of a contractor that has a contract or agreement with, or permit from, the Forest Service to implement an approved project in accordance with the Restoration Program. (6) Project The term project means an activity conducted under any timber-related sale, contract, or stewardship agreement— (A) to which the Forest Service is a party