; (B) protect and restore forest health from insect infestation and disease or wildfire; or (C) advance any combination of the purposes described in subparagraphs (A) and (B). (3) Priorities In selecting watershed protection and restoration projects under the Program, the Secretary shall give priority to projects that would— (A) provide risk management benefits associated with drought, wildfire, post-wildfire conditions, extreme weather, or flooding, including minimizing risks to watershed health, water supply and quality, and water-related infrastructure, including municipal and agricultural water supply systems; (B) be designed to support aquatic restoration and conservation efforts that complement existing or planned forest restoration or wildfire risk reduction efforts; (C) include— (i) partners with demonstrated capacity and success in designing and implementing ecological restoration projects, wildfire risk reduction efforts, or post-wildfire restoration projects; or (ii) in the case of disadvantaged communities that have historically lacked access to adequate resources, partners with a strong likelihood of success in designing and implementing a watershed protection and restoration project; and (D) (i) include a contribution of funds or in-kind support from non-Federal partners in an amount greater than the amount required under subsection (g)(2); (ii) provide quantifiable benefits to water supply or quality and include the use of nature-based solutions, such as restoring wetland and riparian ecosystems; (iii) be designed to improve— (I) resilience to climate change; or (II) watershed and fire resilience