For 24 years, David Benscoter tracked down bank robbers and flushed out political corruption as an FBI agent and investigator. Now he spends his time on the trial of something that can be just as elusive: heritage apples.
He searches forgotten orchards and combs through old county fair records to pick up the trail of fruit thought to have gone extinct. It's called The Lost Apple Project.
For more information about the search for Heritage Apples in New Zealand and the work of Robyn and Robert Guyton, visit the Open Orchard Project website.