; or (iii) where a high level of demand for biochar or other commercial byproducts of biochar exists. (c) Feedstock requirements To the maximum extent practicable, a biochar application demonstration project under this subsection shall derive such feedstock from forest thinning and management activities conducted for science-based restoration on National Forest System lands, and other Federal, State, Tribal, and private forestlands, including mill residuals. (d) Timeframe To the maximum extent practicable, the measurable performance goals for the research and development, education, technical assistance, and demonstration projects conducted under subsection (a) shall be achievable within a 5-year timeframe. (e) Funding (1) Limitation In the case of an eligible entity that enters into a partnership to carry out a demonstration project under this section and seeks to establish a biochar facility under such demonstration project, the Secretary may not provide funding to such eligible entity in an amount greater than 35 percent of the capital cost of establishing such biochar facility. (2) Funding source Funds made available to carry out the wood innovation grant program under section 8643 of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 ( 7 U.S.C. 7655d ) may also be used to carry out this section. E Save Our Sequoias 8501. Short title This subtitle may be cited as the Save Our Sequoias Act . 8502. Definitions In this subtitle: (1) Assessment The term Assessment means the Giant Sequoia Health and Resiliency Assessment required by section 8505. (2) Coalition The term Coalition means the Giant Sequoia Lands Coalition codified under section 8504(a). (3) Collaborative process The term collaborative process means a process relating to the management of covered National Forest system lands or covered public lands by which a project or forest management activity is developed and implemented by the Secretary concerned through collaboration with multiple interested persons representing diverse interests. (4) Covered national