; (2) to conserve and protect the significant natural, recreational, historical, and cultural resources relating to the Bay; (3) to facilitate public access to the Bay for— (A) recreation; (B) public enjoyment; and (C) the enhancement of sustainable tourism that respects the health of the Bay; (4) to encourage engagement and cooperation with communities that neighbor the Bay and communities that include historically underserved and underrepresented populations that have traditionally lacked access to the Bay; (5) to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion with respect to the Bay by emphasizing the vital economic, cultural, and ecological contributions of historic and current populations, including, at a minimum, by providing educational and interpretive services to increase public understanding of, and appreciation for— (A) the natural, historical, and cultural resources of the Bay; and (B) traditional practices of the individuals whose livelihoods have been dependent on the land and water resources of the Bay and the surrounding area; (6) to facilitate the cooperative management and stewardship of the resources of the Bay