; and (2) improvement of access to the area to extend the season. (c) Requirement An extension under subsection (a)(1) shall be compatible with all applicable Federal laws, regulations, and policies, including land use plans. 302. Recreation performance metrics (a) In general The Chief of the Forest Service and the Director of the Bureau of Land Management shall evaluate land managers under their jurisdiction based on the achievement of applicable agency recreational and tourism metrics as described in applicable land management plans. (b) Metrics (1) In general The metrics used to evaluate recreation and tourism outcomes shall ensure— (A) the advancement of recreation and tourism goals; and (B) the ability of the land manager to enhance the outdoor experience of the visitor. (2) Inclusions The metrics referred to paragraph (1) shall include— (A) the extent of positive economic impacts; (B) visitation by families; (C) the number of visiting school and youth groups; (D) the number of available recreational opportunities; (E) the quality of visitor experience; (F) the number of recreational and environmental educational programs offered; (G) visitor satisfaction; and (H) the maintenance and expansion of existing recreation infrastructure. 303. Recreation mission (a) Definition of Federal agency In this section, the term Federal agency means each of— (1) the Corps of Engineers; (2) the Bureau of Reclamation; (3) the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; and (4) the Department of Transportation. (b) Mission With respect to the mission of the Federal agency, each Federal agency shall consider how land and water management decisions can enhance recreation opportunities and the recreation economy. 304. National Recreation Area System (a) Declaration of policy It is the policy of the United States that certain Federal land possesses remarkable recreational values and should be managed for— (1) sustainable outdoor recreational uses by the people of the United States