Dog owners going into a National Park should have to have a licence that the dog wears on it's collar. Money collected by the admin should go to clearing up the huge numbers of bags of **** that accumulate at stiles and in car parks, or stuffed into walls, or displayed in bushes and trees.
If a dog is seen not displaying a licence then the owner should be fined a large amount of money, say £500.
Sorry if this upsets responsible dog owners on here, but why not? A fee of £10 per annum per dog would not be a huge sacrifice to address this problem.
It would also create a "job" (sorry!) for someone, Dog C**p Warden, LDNP, now that would look good on someone's CV.
The poo operative could be provided with hi viz, PPE, and a badge, and a van so he/she could call in to all the car parks and observe and enforce. I expect a body camera would be needed, especially when accosting a multi tattooed Staffy owning thug getting out of his car in Bowness.
I estimate that in the LDNP area about twenty poop operators would be needed.
This is meant to be tongue in cheek, ie not serious, for those with a low righteous outrage threshold.