Located on the south shore of Lake Ogallala about eight miles northeast of the town of Ogallala, Cedar Point is situated near the center of Keith County in beautiful western Nebraska. Just "up-stream" from Cedar Point is Lake McConaughy; the largest body of water in Nebraska and its sandy beaches.

The diversity of habitats leads to incredible abundance and diversity of the flora and fauna, making Cedar Point an excellent research and learning environment. Search our databases for more information on the species found at Cedar Point.

We are a first rate research facility offering comfortable housing, meals served during the summer field season, a library, T1 internet with wireless available, and a friendly inviting atmosphere which leads to collaborations among scientists.

Each summer we offer 8 experience based field courses that focus on student research projects. These courses are taught by world renowned scientists and often have a waiting list so it is recommended that you sign up early.

Check out current information on summer 2008 course offerings.

Take a look at our brochure.

The Cedar Point Biological Station is operated by UNL's School of Biological Sciences.