Understand change
Assess climate risks, population trends, community assets, and data gaps to clarify what mobility may mean locally.
Strategies for communities in motion
Plan for a more mobile future.
Climate change is reshaping where and how people live. We help governments, nonprofits, and institutions turn that complexity into practical plans, policies, and partnerships.
Urban planning
Migration research
Disaster recovery
What we make possible
From an emerging issue to a clear course of action.
Research · Risk · Data
Build readiness
Connect departments, create shared language, and strengthen the institutional capacity needed to act across silos.
Plan with people
Design practical strategies through listening, scenario planning, and stakeholder engagement rooted in local priorities.
Plan and implement
Turn priorities into actionable plans, policies, funding strategies, implementation roadmaps, and measurable steps that communities can carry forward.
Selected work & ideas
Featured publication
Featured guide
Welcoming, Resilient, & Prepared
Locally Led Approaches to Climate Mobility and Displacement
An introductory guide to climate mobility planning for local governments. Developed for ICLEI USA and informed by its inaugural 2025 Climate Mobility Municipal Cohort, the guide helps communities understand how changing climate risks and population patterns may affect local planning and decision-making. It offers practical principles, community examples, and a flexible Climate Mobility Action Menu that local governments can use to identify achievable next steps based on their needs, priorities, and capacity. Click the icon to view the guide!
Climate Mobility 101Community archetypesData and financingAction menu
About the practice
Cross-disciplinary experience. Grounded recommendations.
Jason Wilson is an urban planner and the Founder and Principal of Climate Mobility Consulting.
His work draws on experience across urban planning, real estate development, historic preservation, and disaster recovery. He holds a master’s degree in Advanced Migration Studies from the University of Copenhagen, where his research examined strategic relocation in response to flooding and sea-level rise.
Originally from Buffalo and based in Copenhagen, Jason brings a transatlantic perspective to helping communities anticipate, prepare for, and respond to climate-related population change.