; (C) seasonal movement or migration; or (D) succession, movement, or recolonization following— (i) a disturbance, such as fire, flood, drought, or infestation; or (ii) population decline or previous extirpation; (3) consult the Database; and (4) consider recommendations from the National Coordination Committee under section 302(e)(2)(C). (c) Designation of Federal land or water requiring restoration or connection of habitat The Secretaries may designate as a National Wildlife Corridor land or water that— (1) is necessary for the natural movements of 1 or more native species; (2) requires restoration, including— (A) land or water that is degraded; and (B) land or water from which a species is currently absent— (i) but may be colonized or recolonized by the species naturally; or (ii) to which the species may be reintroduced or restored based on habitat changes; and (3) is fragmented or consists of only a portion of the habitat required for the connectivity needs of 1 or more native species. (d) Nomination for designation (1) In general In establishing the process for designation under subsection (a)(1), the Secretary shall include procedures under which— (A) any State, Tribal, or local government, or a nongovernmental organization engaged in the conservation of native species and the improvement of the habitats of native species, may submit to the Secretaries a nomination to designate as a National Wildlife Corridor an area under the respective jurisdiction of the Secretaries; and (B) the Secretaries shall consider and, not later than 1 year after the date on which the nomination was submitted under subparagraph (A), respond to any nomination submitted under that subparagraph. (2) Supporting documentation A nomination for designation under paragraph (1)(A) shall include supporting documentation, including— (A) the native species for which the National Wildlife Corridor would be designated