; (ix) the Burns Paiute Tribe; (x) Oregon State University; (xi) Treasure Valley Community College; (xii) existing holders or users of grazing permits on the Federal land; (xiii) representatives of conservation, hunting, or fishing organizations; and (xiv) any other individual or entity that, in the determination of the Secretary, collects or holds data relevant to the monitoring, in accordance with this section, of the Federal land subject to a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1). (2) Leadership of the Monitoring Network The Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Director of the Bureau shall lead the Monitoring Network unless the parties to the memorandum of understanding described in paragraph (1) choose another Federal official to lead the Monitoring Network. (3) Requirements The Monitoring Network shall carry out monitoring and research— (A) using agreed upon protocols for the collection of data to inform the adaptive management actions necessary to achieve a desired range of future conditions; (B) using the latest available science-based ecological framework to provide more frequent and timely data relating to the ecological functionality of the Federal land subject to a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1) than the data that the Bureau was able to acquire before the date of enactment of this Act through— (i) the independent efforts of the Bureau; or (ii) existing cooperative agreements; (C) that provides data that can be used by the Secretary in real-time, as baseline data and as data indicating changes in conditions, for adaptive management of the Federal land in accordance with a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1)