MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. – Firefighters are working to contain a small wildland fire that began on Mendocino National Forest lands on Monday.
The Alder fire was first reported just after 7 a.m. Monday, according to Punky Moore, the forest's public affairs officer.
Moore said the fire is approximately 40 miles northwest of Stonyford, off County Road 311 near Logan Basin.
On Monday night, the Alder fire was lined and estimated at five acres, Moore said.
She said approximately 60 personnel are assigned to the fire, including two crews, engines, water tenders, fuels, patrols, a dozer and a helicopter. Resources are remaining on scene working to strengthen fire lines.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, Moore said.
Moore said there are no forest closures associated with the incident.
However, she advised travelers to drive with caution and be alert to firefighters and response equipment in this area.
Small wildland fire reported on Mendocino National Forest
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