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Loggers' Views on Training after Attending a Three‐Day Educational Program

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Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation Forest Management and Policy Diverse Educational Innovations Studies

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ABSTRACT Loggers attended a 3‐d educational program. Subject matter included first aid and adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR); forest ecology and silviculture, including the use of Kentucky Best Management Practices (BMPs); woods safety; and small business management. A post‐event survey was used to determine views of participants toward the training. The rate of response was 100% for those 120 participants who completed the entire educational program. The objectives of the survey were to determine (i) the acceptability of the program content and structure and (ii) characteristics of those who attended the program. Survey results indicate the training was worthwhile to the participants and 113 of them said they would be willing to attend additional training.

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