I teach the following undergraduate and graduate courses:

• FES 440: Wildland Fire Ecology 
• FES 540: Wildland Fire Ecology (graduate level)
• FES 341: Forest Ecology 

I've pulled together some materials that I think are useful for graduate students:

Aka some tools for the graduate school experience and how to stay out of the bog

The joys of graduate school:
Perspectives on graduate school in general

• the importance of stupidity in scientific research, Schwartz (2008)
• transition from student to scientist, Isaak & Hubert (1999)
• care and maintenance of your supervisor, Kearns & Gardiner (2011)
• modest advice for a graduate student, Stearns (1987)
• some acynical advice for graduate students, as response to Stearns (1987), Huey (1987)
• surviving your first field season, Wong (2006)
• analysis paralysis, Zuckerberg (2008)

Writing your dissertation:
How to write and critique effectively for a scientific audience

• notes on writing papers and theses, Lertzman (1995)
• a plea for scholarly writing, Heatwole (2008)
• a guide for writing and publishing - for students, Harley et al (2004)
• tips for scientific writing, Connor & Mittelbach (2010)
• elements of style in scientific writing, Demas (2004)
• reviewing work for your colleagues, University of Ottawa Academic Writing Help Centre
• how to communicate your science, Hites, Indiana University
• bringing up scientists in the art of critiquing research, Kuyper (1991)
• writing a literature review, University of Guelph Writing Services
• me write pretty one day, Wells (2004)