Sea Shepherd Flags

The flag was designed by the artist Geert Vons and was first flown in 1977. It is a symbol of Sea Shepherd's commitment to marine conservation and its willingness to take direct action to protect marine life.

The flag is often flown from the masts of Sea Shepherd ships, and it is also used on merchandise and promotional materials. It is a popular symbol among Sea Shepherd supporters, and it is a reminder of the organization's mission to protect the oceans.

Here are some other interesting facts about the Sea Shepherd flag:

The flag is black because it is a traditional color for pirate flags.
The skull and crossbones are a traditional symbol of death, but they are also used by Sea Shepherd to represent the death that humans are causing to marine life.
The crossed shepherd's staff and Neptune's trident are symbols of Sea Shepherd's mission to protect marine life and its willingness to take direct action.
The Sea Shepherd flag is a powerful symbol of the organization's commitment to marine conservation. It is a reminder of the importance of protecting the oceans and the wildlife that lives there.