; or (B) to prevent the ecological degradation of the area from— (i) demonstrably encroaching invasive species; or (ii) other threats. (20) Secretary The term Secretary means the Secretary of the Interior. 3. Purpose and objectives (a) Purpose The purpose of this Act is to promote the long-term ecological health of the Federal land to support communities and natural resources. (b) Objectives (1) In general To further the purpose described in subsection (a), the Secretary shall manage the Federal land for the benefit of present and future generations— (A) to support and grow local communities and economies; (B) to protect the cultural resources and western traditions for which the Federal land is known; (C) to maintain grazing on the Federal land— (i) for the economic well-being of the County; and (ii) as a tool to improve the ecological health of the Federal land; (D) to protect and enhance the cultural, ecological, and economic needs of the Burns Paiute Tribe; (E) to maintain and enhance the latest available science-based adaptive management of the Federal land; (F) to prevent invasive species encroachment and large fires through management practices that focus on restoration of the ecosystem; (G) to ensure the conservation and improved management of the ecological, social, and economic environment, including geological, biological, wildlife, fish, riparian, and scenic resources; (H) to address the management uncertainties on the Federal land to provide greater stability of natural resource management on the Federal land; and (I) to promote and foster cooperation, communication, and understanding, and reduce conflict, among all users of the Federal land. (2) Approach The Secretary shall carry out the duties of the Secretary under this Act in a manner that— (A) furthers the purpose described in subsection (a) and the objectives described in paragraph (1); (B) ensures the collection of relevant data to monitor and evaluate the ecological health of the Federal land