; (ii) establishing climate refugia and climate corridors for conservation of species affected by climate change; and (iii) the rapid build-out of renewable energy; (D) reviewing existing laws, plans, programs, and strategies that are relevant to addressing threats to biodiversity to assess how they can contribute to the objectives of this resolution and, as found necessary, to recommend new laws, plans, programs, and strategies; (E) ensuring integration of biodiversity protection across the activities of the Federal Government, including foreign policy and foreign assistance; (F) advancing conservation in collaboration with the State and Tribal governments and on private lands through incentives, funding, technical support, and partnerships; (G) incorporating indigenous knowledge and practices to support conservation and biodiversity, safeguarding the rights and needs of indigenous peoples, and ensuring fulfillment of the Federal trust obligations that apply to government decisionmaking that impacts the interests of Native Americans; (H) means to ensure equitable access to nature, inclusive decisionmaking on biodiversity protection, and just allocations of resources to achieve the goals of this resolution, including for systematically and deliberately targeted populations such as communities of color, low-income communities, and Native-American communities; (I) establishing regular monitoring and reporting on the status of biodiversity, in the Nation and globally, including a quadrennial assessment reported to Congress and the American people; (J) prioritizing programs to identify knowledge gaps and accelerate research and development of new conservation solutions across sectors