; (iv) may be used for management of animals, including harvesting; (v) may be used for the conservation and restoration of habitat for species of greatest conservation need whose range is shared with another State, territory, Indian Tribe, or foreign government; (vi) may be used to manage, control, and prevent invasive species, disease, and other risks to the habitat of species of greatest conservation need; (vii) may be used for forest and vegetation management activities if a primary purpose of such activity is to modify, improve, enhance, or create wildlife habitat or reduce the risk of damage or destruction to wildlife habitat due to wildfires, insects, or disease, including— (I) planting, seeding, and harvesting; (II) mechanical thinning; (III) prescribed burning; (IV) chemical applications designed to restore natural range variation including creating and maintaining early seral communities; and (V) prescribed haying and grazing practices; (viii) may be used to carry out voluntary, collaborative conservation work with willing landowners consistent with section 2 of the America’s Wildlife Habitat Conservation Act to keep private lands working; and (ix) may be used to provide incentives to private landowners to carry out habitat conservation work for threatened and endangered species or species of greatest conservation need on the land owned by such private landowners and to provide financial assistance or technical assistance to such private landowners to carry out such work. (B) Prohibited uses Funds apportioned from the Subaccount may not be used for— (i) rewilding; (ii) the reintroduction or management of a species in a manner not supported by the applicable State fish and wildlife management authorities