; (D) to advance the use of nature-based solutions to maximize the resilience of communities, natural systems, and habitats under changing sea levels, storm risks, and watershed conditions; (E) to support farmland conservation and food equity, including habitat protection, climate resilience, and carbon sequestration on working farms and forests; (F) to engage the public, particularly environmental justice communities, through outreach, education, and community involvement to increase capacity and support for coordinated restoration and protection activities in the Watershed; (G) to identify, affirm, and promote the practice and awareness of traditional Tribal river and Watershed-related cultural practices and traditional ecological knowledge; (H) to improve access to open space and trails by enhancing trails in the Watershed and on-street active transportation, such as bike lanes, sidewalks, public transportation, and bike share; (I) to sustain and enhance water management for volume and flood damage mitigation improvements to benefit fish and wildlife habitat; (J) to support land and water conservation and management activities necessary to fulfill the Watershed-wide strategy adopted under subsection (b); (K) to monitor environmental quality to assess progress towards the purposes of the program; (L) to facilitate strategic planning to maximize the resilience of natural systems and habitats under changing watershed conditions; (M) to improve fish and wildlife habitats, including opportunities for personal recreation, hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing along rivers, particularly in environmental justice communities; (N) to increase scientific capacity to support the planning, monitoring, and research activities necessary to carry out coordinated restoration and protection activities