; (II) technology or connectivity needed for students to use a digital learning tool at or outside of a local school campus; or (III) farmers markets or other agricultural support; (iii) support local agricultural processing or distribution infrastructure; (iv) support workforce training programs for technical training, skill mastery, or business opportunities across the spectrum of careers in renewable energy, with emphasis on historically underrepresented communities in the renewable energy workforce; or (v) address public health by increasing outdoor recreation opportunities, including construction of new parks, for people of all backgrounds and abilities; or (B) other, similar services, projects, or programs. (2) Conservation, stewardship, and recreation A host community shall use at least 20 percent of the amounts received by that host community from a payment under this section for conservation, stewardship, or recreation purposes, including— (A) restoring or protecting— (i) fish or wildlife habitat; (ii) fish or wildlife corridors; or (iii) wetlands, streams, rivers, or other natural water bodies in areas affected by transmission development; (B) preserving or improving recreational access to public land or water through an easement, right-of-way, or other instrument from willing landowners for the purpose of enhancing public access to existing Federal land or water that is inaccessible or restricted; (C) developing new or renovating existing outdoor recreation facilities that provide outdoor recreation opportunities to the public; (D) creating or significantly enhancing access to park or recreational opportunities in a neighborhood or community; (E) engaging or empowering underserved communities or youth; (F) facilitating public-private partnerships to enhance public outdoor recreational access, infrastructure improvements, or conservation efforts; (G) for natural climate solutions, including programs that— (i) accommodate biochar or other nature-based opportunities for carbon sequestration