; (2) observe implementation, and provide policy recommendations to the Secretary concerned, with respect to— (A) Protection Projects carried out under section 8506; and (B) the Strategy established under section 8507; (3) facilitate collaboration and coordination on Protection Projects, particularly projects that cross jurisdictional boundaries; (4) facilitate information sharing, including best available science as described in section 8505(c) and mapping resources; and (5) support the development and dissemination of educational materials and programs that inform the public about the threats to the health and resiliency of giant sequoia groves and actions being taken to reduce the risk to such groves from high-severity wildfire, insects, and drought. (c) Administrative support, technical services, and staff support The Secretary shall make personnel of the Department of the Interior available to the Coalition for administrative support, technical services, development and dissemination of educational materials, and staff support that the Secretary determines necessary to carry out this section. 8505. Giant sequoia health and resiliency assessment (a) In general Not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Coalition shall submit to the relevant Congressional Committees a Giant Sequoia Health and Resiliency Assessment that, based on the best available science— (1) identifies— (A) each giant sequoia grove that has experienced a— (i) stand-replacing disturbance; or (ii) disturbance but continues to have living giant sequoias within the grove, including identifying the tree mortality and regeneration of giant sequoias within such grove; (B) each giant sequoia grove that is at high risk of experiencing a stand-replacing disturbance; (C) lands located near giant sequoia groves that are at risk of experiencing high-severity wildfires that could adversely impact such giant sequoia groves