PGE Project ZERO INternships

Deschutes River Conservancy and the Upper Deschutes Watershed Council are co-hosting a Project Zero intern in 2023. Our intern will get paid experience in field work, data management, communications, event planning, and other conservation work.

The PZ internship cycle starts in June and ends in November, includes professional development, mentorship, personal development and much more. Internships are paid, provide full-time work, and are a great way to get experience in the conservation job sector. 

About Project Zero

Climate change is impacting our communities, and young people are demanding action and want to be part of the solution. Project Zero is ​PGE's commitment to engaging students in learning about climate science and clean energy, providing green job opportunities for young adults disconnected from work and school and investing in greenspace development in communities disproportionately feeling the impacts of climate change.

Through powerful partnerships, Project Zero – an award-winning program – empowers young adults and students to create cleaner, greener and more equitable communities. Change won’t happen overnight. This commitment is a multi-pronged, multi-year approach to supporting and partnering with the communities where we live, work and play. Stay tuned here and on our social media channels to follow the program's progress.

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