From a childhood spent exploring the woods near his home, to a career spent protecting habitats in the far corners of the earth, Carter Roberts — president and CEO of the non-profit World Wildlife Fund — has fostered a connection to the natural world. His job is as diverse as the ecosystems he visits. One day he may be negotiating with the president of a corporation, and the next he is sitting on a dirt floor talking with villagers about the importance of saving tigers.He spoke with Knowledge at Wharton about his passion for nature, why companies should care about preserving natural resources, and the value of story-telling. Knowledge at Wharton : What is the most interesting environmental project you have ever worked on? Carter Roberts : To me, it’s unlocking the complexity and impact of supply chain throughout the world.…