; and (II) any additional information, as identified by the Secretary; and (ii) using data collected under clause (i) to make a determination on whether financing each eligible project described in subsection (c) may impact commercially available timber supply; (B) allows for the continued production of sustainable timber supplies by utilizing methodologies that consider the carbon storage benefits of wood products in addition to forests; (C) allows for landowners who are not currently involved in traditional forest products markets, including those who have not historically accessed Department of Agriculture assistance programs, to participate in the program through activities such as conservation easements, reforestation, and other appropriate activities, as determined by the Secretary; (D) facilitates participation opportunities for all forest landowners, and ensures program access for those who have not historically accessed Department of Agriculture assistance programs; and (E) is carried out in a manner that increases forestland values for participating landowners in ways that enable all landowners of small-acreage forests to maintain— (i) ownership of the land in the family of the landowner; and (ii) forest use of the land. (c) Eligible projects (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), an eligible project referred to in subsection (b)(1) is a project developed by a private entity, State forestry agency, or publicly supported, charitable nonprofit organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and exempt from taxation under section 501(a) of that Code, engaged in or seeking to engage in the aggregation of sustainable forestry practices implemented by rural private forest landowners to facilitate the sale of credits in the voluntary environmental credit markets, using methodologies that, as determined by the Secretary— (A) are approved by a credible, third-party entity