; (3) solicit applications for wildlife movement grants under section 301 in accordance with the criteria and guidelines established by the National Coordination Council under section 302(e)(2)(A); (4) in accordance with the criteria and guidelines established under section 302(e)(2)(A), submit to the National Coordination Committee an annual list of regional priority projects, in ranked order, for wildlife movements grants under section 301 to maintain wildlife movements in the area under the jurisdiction of the regional wildlife movement council; and (5) submit to the Secretary and the National Coordination Committee, and make publicly available, an annual report describing the activities of the regional wildlife movement council. (d) Coordination If applicable, to increase habitat connectivity between designated Federal land and water and non-Federal land and water, a regional wildlife movement council shall coordinate with— (1) Federal agencies; (2) Indian tribes; (3) regional fishery management councils established under section 302(a) of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1852(a) ); (4) migratory bird joint ventures partnerships recognized by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service with respect to migratory bird species; (5) State fish and wildlife agencies; (6) regional associations of fish and wildlife agencies; (7) nongovernmental organizations; (8) applicable voluntary private landowners; (9) the National Coordination Committee; (10) fish habitat partnerships; (11) other regional wildlife movement councils with respect to crossregional projects; (12) international wildlife management entities with respect to transboundary species in accordance with trade policies of the United States