; and (ii) each at-risk community within each fireshed management area; (B) identifies potential fireshed management projects to be carried out in those fireshed management areas, giving priority— (i) primarily, to projects with the purpose of reducing threats to public health and safety from catastrophic wildfire; and (ii) secondarily, to projects with the purpose of— (I) protecting critical infrastructure; (II) protecting wildlife habitats; (III) protecting watersheds or improving water yield; or (IV) any combination of purposes described in subclauses (I) through (III); (C) includes— (i) a strategy for reducing the threat of wildfire to at-risk communities in the wildland-urban interface; (ii) recommended fireshed management project size limitations based on the best available data; (iii) a timeline for the implementation of fireshed management projects; and (iv) long-term benchmark goals for the completion of fireshed management projects in the highest wildfire exposure areas; and (D) shall be regularly updated based on the best available data, as determined by the Secretary. (2) Information improvement (A) Memoranda of understanding In carrying out a stewardship and fireshed assessment under this subsection, the Secretary may enter into memoranda of understanding with other Federal agencies or departments, States, private entities, or research or educational institutions to improve, with respect to that assessment, the use and integration of— (i) advanced remote sensing and geospatial technologies; (ii) statistical modeling and analysis