SAAS is partnering with the Glove Theater to offer two programs this fall. The theater is located at 42 North Main Street, Gloversville, in Fulton County.

On Sunday, Oct. 20, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., The Glove Education Series will present “Birds of Prey.” Deborah Saltis of Falcon Heart Rescue will bring live birds of prey to the program.

Saltis is the President of Falcon Heart Rescue, Inc., a non-profit wildlife rescue and educational facility in Herkimer. She and Matt Perry are co-founders of the Utica Peregrine Falcon Project. Soon after starting the project, it became apparent that a closer rehabilitation option was needed to deal with injured young falcons because the nearest one was more than an hour away. Many hours of training, testing, building, learning, and licensing went into what is now a facility that rehabs many birds each year and is home to 14 educational birds. For details, see www.theglovetheatre.com/upcoming-events/the-glove-education-series-presents-birds-of-prey.

On November 12 at 7:00 p.m., wildlife photographer Warren Greene will present “New Bird and Nature Images from the Adirondacks and Beyond” at the Glove Theater in Gloversville. Greene’s program will feature his recent digital photography. He will share stories about close encounters with wildlife while capturing behaviors in his photos.

Warren Greene is a native of Gloversville. He retired after 34 years at the Fulton County Probation Department. For the last eight years, he has been a Fulton County Supervisor representing his ward in Gloversville. Greene has been published many times through the years in books, magazines, and calendars.