Climate Warming Stripes Garden Flag

Climatologist Ed Hawkins designed the "Warming Stripes" (also known as "Climate Stripes") as a visualization of our planet's warming over time. The progression from blue (cooler) to red (warmer) stripes portrays the long-term increase of average global temperature from 1850 (hoist side of the flag) to 2018 (fly edge). This graph is a beautiful way to display the terrifying reality of climate change. 

A portion of proceeds from the sale of this flag is donated to the Environmental Defense Fund, and other organizations fighting on the front lines of the climate crisis.

• 12 × 18 inches (30 × 45.7 cm)
• Sized to fit standard garden flag holder (sold separately)
• Pole pocket at the top
• Double-stitched edges

Michael and Cassie Green started Flags for Good in 2020 out of a lifelong obsession with flags (seriously: see Michael's TED talk about them), quarantine boredom, and societal rage.

Flags For Good supports a relevant world-changing organization for every one of their flags.