Helpful & fun resources for grad core ecology

I've come across a few things recently that I thought some of you might enjoy or find useful:

• ESA Centennial Papers: For its 100th birthday the Ecological Society of America has put together a collection of the most cited/downloaded papers from its journals. Some will be familiar. A few have interesting commentary blurbs. Not an exhaustive survey, but probably relevant when considering where the field has gone since Foundations of Ecology was published.

• Animated Foundations of Ecology: Some fun little animations of ideas from a handful of the foundation papers, including one for HSS!

• Science Careers MyIDP: For anyone interested in more professional development resources, this site is very helpful for self-evaluation, goal-setting, and career exploration. It is geared more towards post-docs, but I think is still useful for grad students wanting to enter the research world.