This bill reauthorizes and expands the Joint Chiefs Landscape Restoration Partnership program, a federal initiative that funds conservation projects on private and tribal lands. The expanded program now covers additional goals beyond its original scope, including recovering from wildfires and enhancing soil, water, and natural resources. The legislation requires better coordination between the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Forest Service to ensure landscape restoration work aligns with forest management plans and incorporates the best available science. The bill extends the program's authorization through 2029, providing continued funding for these collaborative restoration efforts that affect farmers, ranchers, tribal nations, and landowners participating in the program across the country.