; and (2) (A) would protect key habitats for fish, wildlife, and the maintenance of biodiversity; (B) would provide coastal protection from development, storms, flooding, and land-based pollution; (C) would protect coastal resources of national, historical, and cultural significance; (D) would benefit communities of color, low-income communities, Tribal or Indigenous communities, or rural communities; or (E) would capitalize on existing established public/private partnerships. (e) Report to Congress (1) Report required The Administrator shall submit annually to Congress a report containing a State-by-State analysis of— (A) the total number of acres of land or water protected or restored through fee title acquisition, easement, restoration or other activities under the program; (B) the status of restoration projects under this program; and (C) the amount of blue carbon captured or protected over a 100-year time period as a result of this program. (2) Publication of report The Administrator shall make available to the public each report required by paragraph (1). (f) Authorization of appropriations There is authorized to be appropriated to the Administrator $200,000,000 for each of the fiscal years 2021 to 2025 to carry out this section. 105. Integrated pilot programs to protect and restore degraded coastal blue carbon ecosystems The Administrator shall— (1) establish integrated pilot programs that develop best management practices, including design criteria and performance functions, for coastal and marine blue carbon ecosystem restoration, nature-based adaptation strategies, living shoreline projects, landward progression or migration of coastal blue carbon ecosystems, and identify potential barriers to restoration efforts; (2) ensure that the pilot programs cover geographically, ecologically, culturally, and economically representative locations with significant ecological, economic, and social benefits and maximize potential for long-term carbon storage