; and (B) the existing uses of land by indigenous peoples. (9) Ecological health The term ecological health means the ability of the ecological processes of an ecosystem to function in a manner that maintains the structure, composition, activity, and resilience of the ecosystem over time, including an ecologically appropriate diversity of plant communities, habitats, and conditions that are sustainable through successional processes. (10) Federal land (A) In general The term Federal land means all land in the County the title to which is held by the United States. (B) Exclusions The term Federal land does not include— (i) any Forest Service land; or (ii) any land held in trust by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. (11) Invasive species The term invasive species means a species of nonnative aggressive plant with the potential to cause— (A) significant damage to a native ecosystem; or (B) significant economic losses. (12) Loop road (A) In general The term loop road means a route determined by the Malheur CEO Group that is managed and maintained by the Bureau and the County for the purpose of providing directed tourism and educational opportunities in the County. (B) Inclusion The term loop road includes each of the roads described in paragraphs (2) through (5) of section 6(a). (13) Malheur CEO Advisory Committee The term Malheur CEO Advisory Committee means the Malheur Community Empowerment for Owyhee Group Advisory Committee established under section 4(c)(7)(A). (14) Malheur CEO Group The term Malheur CEO Group means the Malheur Community Empowerment for Owyhee Group established under section 4(c)(1). (15) Monitoring data (A) In general The term monitoring data means data that is— (i) collected through a memorandum of understanding entered into under section 4(e)(1); and (ii) provided to the Bureau at a frequency sufficient— (I) to monitor the ecological functionality of Federal land subject to a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under section 4(a)(1)