; and (ii) 5 units of Federal recreational lands and waters managed by the Secretary of Agriculture (acting through the Chief of the Forest Service). (B) Expansion Not later than 5 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretaries shall expand the Pilot Program by selecting 80 additional units of Federal recreational lands and waters managed by the Secretaries for participation in the Pilot Program, not fewer than 50 of which shall be units managed by the Secretary. (C) Feedback; support of gateway communities The Secretaries shall— (i) solicit feedback regarding participation in the Pilot Program from communities adjacent to units of Federal recreational lands and waters and the public; and (ii) in carrying out subparagraphs (A) and (B), select a unit of Federal recreation lands and waters to participate in the Pilot Program only if the community adjacent to the unit of Federal recreational lands and waters is supportive of the participation of the unit of Federal recreational lands and waters in the Pilot Program. (3) Dissemination of information The Secretaries may disseminate the information described in paragraph (1) directly or through an entity or organization referred to in subsection (c). (c) Community partners and third-Party providers For purposes of carrying out this section, the Secretary concerned may— (1) coordinate and partner with— (A) communities adjacent to units of Federal recreational lands and waters; (B) State and local outdoor recreation and tourism offices; (C) local governments; (D) Indian Tribes; (E) trade associations; (F) local outdoor recreation marketing organizations; (G) permitted facilitated recreation providers; or (H) other relevant stakeholders; and (2) coordinate or enter into agreements, as appropriate, with private sector and nonprofit partners, including— (A) technology companies; (B) geospatial data companies; (C) experts in data science, analytics, and operations research