Antarctic under the auspices of ANARE (Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions) (Australian Arctic Arts Fellowship). The project addressed environmental issues, the removal of the last Australian Huskies and the Antarctic Landscape. Images from this project are displayed at Mawson Base, Antarctica.; 1972–2002 An extensive project to document photographically the decline of steam locomotion. The project also addressed the sociological implications brought about by this evolution in technology. The project concentrated on the following countries: 1972 South Africa, Rhodesia, Swaziland, Europe; 1978 China, India, Malaysia; 1980 India, Pakistan; 1999 Western China, Inner Mongolia; 2001 the Forest railways of Manchuria, Northern China; 2002 Western China, Heavy Industrial sites and operational Steam Trains; 1992 Photographed in Pakistan and Afghanistan the operations of the International Committee of Red Cross. This project concentrated on I.C.R.C. activities concerned with the Afghanistan War; 1993 Photographed in Malawi, Mozambique and Somalia. A number of images from Somalia are included in the collection of the Australian War Memorial. Page was one of only two photographers to record the convoy from the port of Mogadishu to Baidoa by members of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) and a United States convoy of troops. ( Australian War Memorial Collection) ; 1995 & 1996 Photographed in Chechnya (Russian Federation) under the auspices of the International Committee of Red Cross. This project concentrated on ICRC activities concerned with the Chechnyan conflict; 2000 & 2003 documented five Ipswich communities in the following geographical locations, Australia, U.S.A.[2], the U.K. and Jamaica; 2005 Documented the environmentally disastrous Saemangeum reclamation project in South Korea. For more information see Saemangeum reference page from Birds Korea Publications Charles J. Page (2007). The Crystal Desert. Antarctic Photographs. [hbk]. Charles J. Page (2007). Cross Section. The documentary photography of Charles Page. Horsham Regional Art Gallery. [pbk]. Charles J. Page (2003).Visible traces of another life : the photography of Charles John Page 1966-2003: exhibition catalogue. Rockhampton, Qld: Rockhampton Art Gallery. References Ahrens, Prue. (2004). "Ipswich x 5. A tour of parallel places". Media Review. Anderson, David (2003). ABC Central Queensland radio interview. Benalla Art Gallery. (2005). "Charles Page: A Matter of Conscience". Media Release. Catanzaro, Joseph. (2007). "Flight to the Death", article on Saemangeum Wetlands in The Bulletin including image gallery Douglas, Craig. (2005). "Cultivating the [new] country: disclosing through curatorship the cultural and economic development potential of the Australian regional art museum." p. 165. PhD Thesis Flynn, Chloe. (2003).