; (B) an accounting of any grants made under the Fund, including a list of recipients and a brief description of each project and its purposes and goals; and (C) measures and metrics to track benefits created by grants administered under the Fund, including enhanced biodiversity, water quality, natural carbon sequestration, and resilience. (2) 5-Year Reports Not later than 90 days after the end of the fifth full fiscal year after the date of enactment of this section, and not later than 90 days after the end every fifth fiscal year thereafter, the Foundation shall submit to the Secretary a report containing— (A) a description of any socioeconomic, biodiversity, community resilience, or climate resilience or mitigation (including natural carbon sequestration), impacts generated by projects funded by grants awarded by the Fund, including measures and metrics illustrating these impacts; (B) a description of land health benefits derived from projects funded by grants awarded by the Fund, including an accounting of— (i) lands treated for invasive species; (ii) lands treated for wildfire threat reduction, including those treated with controlled burning or other natural fire-management techniques; and (iii) lands restored either from wildfire or other forms or degradation, including over-grazing and sedimentation; (C) key findings for Congress, including any recommended changes to the authorization or purposes of the Fund; (D) best practices for other Federal agencies in the administration of funds intended for land and habitat restoration; (E) information on the use and outcome of funds specifically set aside for planning and capacity building pursuant to section 6