; and (v) prescribed haying and grazing practices. (2) Prohibited uses Amounts distributed to an Indian Tribe under subsection (c) may not be used for— (A) rewilding; or (B) the reintroduction or management of a species in a manner not supported by the applicable Tribal fish and wildlife management authorities. (f) Matching requirement With respect to any grant issued under subsection (c) that exceeds $100,000, the Federal share of total costs of the project funded through such grant may not exceed 90 percent. (g) Public access not required Amounts distributed to an Indian Tribe under subsection (c) shall not be conditioned upon the provision of public or non-Tribal access to Tribal or private lands, waters, or holdings. (h) Administrative costs Of the amounts deposited under subsection (b)(3) for each fiscal year, not more than 3 percent shall be used by the Secretary for administrative costs. (i) Accountability (1) Tribal reports Not later than the last day of fiscal year 2029, each Indian Tribe that receives funds under this section shall submit to the Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs a report describing, with respect to such Indian Tribe during the preceding 5 years, the following: (A) A summary of each activity carried out using funding received under subsection (c), including— (i) an accounting of the administrative costs associated with each such activity; and (ii) the number of acres of habitat restored, enhanced, or conserved by each such activity. (B) A summary of the results and effectiveness of each activity carried out using funding received under subsection (c), including, if determinable— (i) any change in the population trends of species of greatest conservation need