; (2) have high-priority wildlife habitat urgently in need of restoration, as determined by the Secretary, in consultation with eligible entities and the applicable Governor or representative of an Indian Tribe; or (3) in the case of Federal land, be in the wildland-urban interface. (e) Restoration and resilience projects (1) In general Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), the Secretary shall carry out restoration and resilience projects on land designated under subsection (c). (2) Priority The Secretary shall give priority to restoration and resilience projects that would— (A) focus on the reintroduction of characteristic, low-intensity fire in frequent fire regime ecosystems; (B) reduce hazardous fuels by focusing on small-diameter trees, thinning, and strategic fuel breaks; (C) maximize the retention of old and large trees, as appropriate for the forest type; (D) measurably improve habitat conditions for at-risk wildlife; (E) measurably improve water quality or water quantity outcomes in waterways that flow through and out of priority areas; (F) establish plans for measuring project success and environmental outcomes; (G) promote community and homeowner involvement in planning and implementing actions to mitigate the risk posed by wildfire in the wildland-urban interface; (H) emphasize proactive wildfire risk mitigation actions in the wildland-urban interface; and (I) increase fire adaption in communities located within the wildland-urban interface. (3) Coordination The Secretary shall carry out restoration and resilience projects under this subsection— (A) on Federal land, in coordination with the Secretary of the Interior, as applicable