; (iv) demonstrate or disseminate environmental educational tools and materials related to the Chesapeake Bay watershed; (v) demonstrate field methods, practices, and techniques including assessment of environmental and ecological conditions and analysis of environmental problems; (vi) build the capacity of organizations to deliver high quality environmental education programs; and (vii) educate local land use officials and decision makers on the relationship of land use to natural resource and watershed protection. (C) Coordination The Director shall implement the education and training program in coordination with the heads of other Federal agencies, as the Director determines appropriate. (6) Coastal and Living Resources Management and Habitat Program (A) In general The Administrator, through the Director, may establish a Chesapeake Bay Coastal Living Resources Management and Habitat Program to support coordinated management, protection, characterization, and restoration of priority Chesapeake Bay habitats and living resources, including oysters, blue crabs, and submerged aquatic vegetation. (B) Activities Under the Chesapeake Bay Coastal Living Resources Management and Habitat Program, the Director may carry out or enter into grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements and provide technical assistance to support— (i) native oyster research and restoration; (ii) fish and shellfish aquaculture that is carried out in accordance with a valid Federal or State permit; (iii) establishment of submerged aquatic vegetation propagation programs; (iv) the development of programs that restore, protect, and build the resilience of critical coastal habitats; (v) habitat mapping, characterization, and assessment techniques necessary to identify, assess, and monitor restoration actions; (vi) application and transfer of applied scientific research and ecosystem management tools to fisheries and habitat managers