; and (C) partnerships with States developed under shared stewardship agreements. (e) Comprehensive revegetation strategy and implementation plans (1) Data review Each task force— (A) shall review the report published under subsection (b)(4); and (B) may modify, for the applicable zone, the number of acres of land in need of revegetation and the approximate location of the land identified in the report, as necessary. (2) Plan development (A) In general Not later than 180 days after the date on which a task force is established, the task force shall develop a 10-year comprehensive revegetation strategy and implementation plan— (i) to revegetate not less than 25 percent of the land identified in the report published under subsection (b)(4), as modified under paragraph (1)(B) (if applicable), for the applicable zone; and (ii) to achieve any additional goals or targets established by the task force. (B) Requirements A plan developed under subparagraph (A) shall— (i) take into account the best available science, best practices, and available deployment tools, including climate science that can inform the design of revegetated areas to assure resilience; (ii) be based on, to the maximum extent practicable, the report published under subsection (b)(4); (iii) identify resources and efforts needed to conduct appropriate revegetation treatments in the applicable zone, including identifying areas in which capacity exists to plant vegetation or conduct seed dispersal; (iv) identify the desired, locally or regionally adapted native species of vegetation and the types planting stock required in the specific areas in the zone in need of revegetation, including ecosystems that do not include trees, such as sagebrush ecosystems, grasslands, or rangelands; (v) identify under-represented species of trees and plants in each zone that can be acquired and should be planted under this section