Flagging tape, often referred to as survey tape, is a brightly colored tape used primarily for marking points of interest, boundaries, or hazards in outdoor settings. Typically made of plastic, flagging tape comes in various colors and patterns, such as neon yellow, orange, or pink, making it highly visible from a distance. The tape is lightweight, weather-resistant, and can be easily tied around trees, poles, or any other structure to designate important points for identification. Its uses extend across a variety of sectors, including construction, forestry, surveying, agriculture, and even for marking paths in hiking areas.