Responses to a survey released Thursday show strong support for increasing taxes in Montana to fund conservation projects. At the same time, respondents said they want out-of-staters to pay more.

The survey comes from the Montana Outdoor Heritage Project, a coalition of odd bed-fellows advocating for more public funding for recreational and working lands in Montana. The project’s members include the Montana Snowmobile Association, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, The Nature Conservancy, Blue Cross Blue Shield, private businesses and a range of advocacy groups.