; and (iii) former habitat for the endangered Sonoran pronghorn in the Chuckwalla Bench, the site of a multi-year reintroduction effort that is already underway; (L) offers important glimpses into key periods in regional history, such as— (i) the gold seekers who used an existing Indigenous route to establish what is now the Bradshaw Trail in the 1870s; and (ii) the invaluable training of more than 1,000,000 soldiers from across the United States during the period from 1942–1944 in which the land was part of the Desert Training Center, which is also known as the California-Arizona Maneuver Area , including Patton’s Hill, which was used by General Patton for observing training maneuvers; (M) provides outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities to local communities and visitors, including hiking, horseback riding, motorized vehicle use and mountain biking on designated routes of travel, wildlife viewing, hunting, climbing, rockhounding, picnicking, and camping; (N) offers inexpensive access to public land for disadvantaged communities, including the farming and farm laboring communities of the eastern Coachella Valley and Blythe regions; and (O) is near or adjacent to solar Development Focus Areas that have some of the best solar energy potential in the world, the development and operation of which is critical to meeting the urgent need of the United States to decrease greenhouse gas emissions