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A small green plum with the world's highest vitamin C content has long been in hot demand by the health food and cosmetics industries.
It's only available for a short season, usually after heavy after rains, on the Terminalia ferdinandiana tree, commonly called Gubinge or Kakadu Plum and which command high prices per kilo.
Groups of pickers are currently harvesting from trees in the bush and neighbourhoods around Broome, Derby and the Dampier Peninsula, keen to collect as much of the lucrative fruit as possible.
But reports are emerging of vandalised trees, snapped and twisted branches and even chainsaws being used.
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