Thanks to recent rains and cooler temperatures, the Ukiah Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management announced Friday that it has eased fire restrictions for public the lands it manages, which include Cow Mountain in Mendocino County. “Due to cooler fall weather conditions and declining wildfire danger, we are lifting seasonal fire restrictions,” Ukiah Field Manager Nicholas Lavrov is quoted as saying in a press release announcing the lifting of the restrictions. “While weather conditions are no longer causing high wildfire danger, we still urge everyone to Recreate Responsibly to help minimize wildfire potential when visiting public lands.” Fire restrictions were originally initiated on
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