Lakes Alexandrina and Albert are large freshwater lakes located in South Australia, near the mouth of the Murray River. They are part of the Murray-Darling Basin and play a crucial role in the region's ecology and water management. The lakes are known for their diverse wildlife, including various bird species, and are important for local agriculture and recreation. The lakes are connected by a narrow channel and are influenced by seasonal changes in water levels. They serve as a vital habitat for fish and other aquatic life, making them significant for both environmental conservation and recreational activities such as fishing and boating.