I am from Nürnberg in Franconia, Germany. Here, in the english Wikipedia, I work almost exclusively on vertebrates, escpecially wild, recent mammals and pleistocene mammals. I am also active as Altaileopard in the german Wikipedia.

This list is a work base for me and might also inspire people to visit these places. Tourism could be on a long term the best chance to save large wildlife reserves especially in poor countries. So please do keep visiting wildlife sanctuaries and help conserve the big game of our earth (...if you have the opportunity). Some of the listed reserves are also important areas for birds and some include marine habitats, but the focus is on large terrestrial animals, which often rely on large, undisturbed reserves.

Name	Protected area	Notable mammal species	Reserves	Map	Image
Tasmanian Wilderness (Tasmania, Australien)	13,800 km²	Tasmanian devil, common wombat, Eastern grey kangaroo, Bennett's wallaby, Tasmanian pademelon, platypus, short-beaked echidna	Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park (1,614 km²) Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park (4,463 km²) Southwest National Park (6,183 km²) Walls of Jerusalem National Park (518 km²)
Wilsons Promontory (Victoria, Australia)	ca. 500 km²	Eastern grey kangaroo, Common wombat, Swamp Wallabys, Koalas and Emus	Wilsons Promontory National Park (504 km²)
Australian Alps National Parks and Reserves (New South Wales/Victoria/ACT, Australien)	ca. 16,500 km²	Dingo, Eastern grey kangaroo, common wombat, Koala, tiger quoll, Emu	Namadgi National Park (1,060 km²) Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve (54 km²) Kosciuszko National Park (6,900 km²) Alpine National Park (6,500 km²)
Kakadu (Northern Territory, Australia)	19,804 km²	Dingo, antilopine kangaroo, black wallaroo, saltwater crocodile	Kakadu National Park

• Yumbarra and Gawler Ranges (South Australia): Yellabinna Regional Reserve, Yumbarra Conservation Park, Pureba Conservation Park, Koolgarra Conservation Park, Gawler Ranges National Park

Shrubland, semi desert, and desert with dingo, large population of the Southern hairy-nosed wombat, red kangaroo, emu. In Gawler Ranges also a population of the rare yellow-footed rock-wallaby

• Kangaroo Island Nature Reserves (South Australia): Flinders Chase National Park (328 km²), Ravine des Casoars Wilderness Protection Area

Kangaroo Island kangaroo, tammar wallaby koala, platypus, short-beaked echidna

• Wet Tropics of Queensland (Queensland): Daintree National Park (1,200 km²),

Australian rainforest with Southern cassowary, Bennett's tree-kangaroo, musky rat-kangaroo, swamp wallaby, platypus, and short-beaked echidna

• Lorentz National Park (25,056 km²; New Guinea, Indonesia)

Rainforests between sea shore and alpine areas inhabited by Southern cassowary, long-beaked echidna, short-beaked echidna, dingiso and other tree kangaroos

Name	Protected area	Notable mammal species	Reserves	Map	Image
Komodo National Park (Indonesia)	ca. 1800 km²	Komodo dragon, Javan rusa deer, wild boar	Komodo National Park (1,817 km²)
Ujung Kulon (Java, Indonesia)	1.206 km²	Last refuge of the Javan rhinoceros; also Java leopard, Javan rusa and Javan banteng	Ujung Kulon National Park (1,206 km²)
Way Kambas National Park (Sumatra, Indonesia)	1.300 km²	Important stronghold for Sumatran tiger, Sumatran rhinoceros, Sumatran elephant, and Malayan tapir	Way Kambas National Park (1.300 km²)
Gunung Leuser National Park (Sumatra, Indonesia)	9.000 km²	One of the largest populations of Sumatran tiger, Sumatran rhinoceros, Sumatran orang utan, and Sumatran elephant	Gunung Leuser National Park (9.000 km²)
Kinabatangan and Danum Valley (Borneo, Malaysia)		ne of the most important refugees for Borneo elephant, Sumatran rhinoceros and Bornean banteng, also home to Bornean orang-utan (mainly Danum valley), Bornean clouded leopard, sambar deer, and proboscis monkey (especially Kinabatangan)	Tabin Wildlife Reserve (1,225 km²) Kulmaba Wildlife Sanctuary Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary Danum Valley Conservation Area (438 km²)
Taman-Negara (Malay Peninsula, Malaysia)		One of the last refugees for Malayan tiger, Indochinese leopard, Sumatran rhinoceros, Malayan gaur (seladang) and Asian elephant	Taman Negara National Park (4343 km²)
Western Forest Complex (Thailand)	18,730 km²	Largest protected area in mainland South East Asia with almost complete forest large mammal fauna, including Indochinese tiger, leopard, clouded leopard, dhole, Asian elephant, wild water buffalo (perhaps last population of southeast Asia), gaur, banteng, sambar deer	Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary (3690 km²) Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary (2575 km²) Khao Laem National Park Kaeng Krachan National Park Kui Buri National Park and other neighboring protected areas
Mondulkiri Plains (Laos)		Dry forest and evergreen forest landscape, holding the worldwide largest population of banteng, large population of Asian elephant. It is one of the last refuges of brow-antlered deer and has good potential for a large tiger population. Also other mammals like leopard, dhole, wild boar.	Phnom Prich Wildlife Sanctuary (2,225 km²) Mondulkiri Protected Forest (4,294 km²)
Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (Karnataka / Tamil Nadu / Kerala, India)	5,520 km²	Asian elephant, gaur, Bengal tiger, leopard, Asian wild dog, chital, sambar, black buck, four-horned antelope, wild boar and some species endemic to South India, like Nilgiri tahr, Nilgiri langur, and lion-tailed macaque	Nagarhole National Park (643 km²) Bandipur National Park (874 km²) Mudumalai National Park (320 km²) Silent Valley National Park (236 km²) Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (344 km²) Sathyamangalam Wildlife Sanctuary
Kaziranga National Park (Assam, India)	430 km²	Very large populations of Asian elephant, Indian rhinoceros, and wild water buffalo; also large populations of bengal tiger, barasingha, sambar deer, and hog deer	Kaziranga National Park
Manas (Assam,India/Bhutan)	km²	Manas and Royal Manas: Bengal tiger, leopard, clouded leopard, sloth bear, Asian elephant, Indian rhinoceros, wild water buffalo, gaur, barasingha, pygmy hog, hoolock gibbon, barking deer, hog deer, sambar deer; Jigme Dorji: snow leopard and blue sheep.Phibsoo: chital	Manas National Park (2.600 km²) Royal Manas National Park (1000 km²) Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park Thrumshingla National Park Jigme Dorji National Park
Chitwan (Nepal/India)		Bengal tiger, leopard, Indian rhinoceros (one of the largest populations), Asian elephant, sambar deer, axis deer	Chitwan National Park (932 km²) Valmiki Tiger Reserve Parsa-Wildlife Reserve (499 km²)
Corbett-Rajaji (Uttarakhand,India)	km²	Indian elephant, tiger, leopard, spotted deer, sambar deer, nilgai	Corbett National Park (520 km²) Sonanadi Reserve Rajaji National Park (820 km²)
Kanha (Madhya Pradesh, India)		Large population of bengal tiger; also dhole, gaur, barasingha, chital	Kanha National Park (940 km²) Pench National Park (758 km²)
Ranthambore-Kuno (Rajasthan, India)		Bengal tigers, sloth bear, Indian leopard, nilgai, sambar deer, chital, and Indian gazelles in a dry savannah habitat, Kuno is also possible reintroduction site of Asian lion and cheetah and has feral zebu cattle (proxy to extinct Indian aurochs)	Ranthambore National Park (392 km²) Kaila Devi Wildlife Reserve Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary
Gir Forest (Gujarat,India)		Last stronghold of the Asiatic lion; also leopard, nilgai, chital, sambar	Gir National Park (1.153 km²)
Wild Ass Wildlife Sanctuary (Gujarat, India)	ca. 5000 km²	Last strongjold of the Asian wild ass; also Indian wolf, nilgai, blackbuck	Wild Ass Wildlife Sanctuary (4954 km²)

• Bogani Nani Wartabone National Park (2,871 km²; Sulawesi)

Important refuge for the larger mammals of Sulawesi, like Lowland anoa, babirusa, Sulawesi warty pig

• Khao Yai National Park and adjoining reserves (Thailand)

Indochinese Tiger (few), leopard, clouded leopard, dhole, Asian elephant, gaur, sambar deer; originally also kouprey

• Vu Quang National Park (Vietnam) and Nakai–Nam Theun (Lao)

saola, giant muntjac, Red-shanked douc, gaur

• Sundarbans (India, Bangladesh): Sunderbans National Park

Large population of bengal tigers in a Mangrove Swamp, other animals include chital, wild boar and saltwater crocodile

• Bardia-Dudhwa National Parks (Nepal/India): Bardia National Park, Dudhwa National Park and Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve

Asian elephant, Indian rhinoceros, bengal tiger, barasingha, sambar deer, chital

• Bandhavgarh(India): Bandhavgarh National Park

Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, leopard, gaur, nilgai, sambar deer, chital, indian gazelle

• Yala National Park (Sri Lanka)

Sri Lankan leopard, Asian elephant, water buffalo

• Velavadar National Park

Large population of black buck antelope and also nilgai, Indian wolf, striped hyena

• Negev Desert with Makhtesh Ramon and Ein Avdat National Park

Arabian wolf, Small relict population of Arabian leopard; also Nubian ibex, dorcas gazelle, as well as introduced Asian wild ass and Arabian oryx

• Mahazat as-Sayd (2.244 km²; Saudi Arabia)

Very large enclosured desert area free from domestic live stock, large population of Arabian oryx and Arabian goitered gazelle

Name	Protected area	Notable mammal species	Reserves	Map	Image
Tsavo and Kilimanjaro (Kenya/Tansania)	>20.000 km²	Typical East African dry savannah elements like gerenuk, hirola, Grevy's zebra, and fringe-eared oryx; also Tsavo lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena, striped hyena, African hunting dog, African elephant, black rhinoceros, common zebra, warthog, cape buffalo, eland, masai giraffe, lesser kudu, Coke's hartebeest, waterbuck, impala, bohor reedbuck, bushbuck, Blue Duiker, bush duiker, red duiker, klipspringer, suni, yellow baboon	Tsavo East National Park (11.747 km²) Tsavo West National Park (9.065 km²) Amboseli National Park Chyulu Hills National Park Kilimanjaro National Park Kimana Sanctuary
Serengeti (Tansania/Kenia)	ca. 25,000 km²	biggest herds of big game in the world, among them blue wildebeest, plains zebra, and African buffalos; in addtition complete African savannah fauna with African elephant, lion, wild dog, spotted hyena, leopard, hippopotamus, giraffe, common eland and a few remaining black rhinos	Serengeti National Park (14,763 km²) Masai Mara National Park (1,510 km²) Ngorongoro Conservation Area (8,288 km²)
KAZA (Botswana)	ca. 444.000 km²	worldwide largest population of African elephant and one of few viable wild dog populations; in addition complete megafauna of Southern African savannah, including lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena, white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, hippopotamus, plains zebra, African buffalo, giraffe, blue wildebeest, sable, greater kudu, hartebeest, sassaby, impala, warthog; in the swamps also red lechwe, sitatunga and Nile corocodile	Chobe National Park (11,700 km²) Moremi Wildlife Reserve (ca. 5,000 km²) Hwange National Park
Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park (South Africa/Mosambique)	ca. 30,000 km²	Complete Southern African savannah fauna with African lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog, spotted hyena, African elephant, white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, plains zebra, African Cape buffalo, giraffe, greater kudu, blue wildebeet, impala ect. Lion	Kruger National Park (19,485 km²) Limpopo National Park
Etosha-Skeleton Coast (Nambibia)		Typical fauna of the Namib-Etosha area, like gemsbock, springbuck, desert elephants, mountain zebra, lion, leopard, cheetah; also typical savannah fauna with plains zebra, impala, giraffe	Etosha National Park (22.275 km²) Kunene Reserve (planed) Skeleton Coast National Park
South Luangwa National Park (Zambia)	9.050 km²	Complete African savannah fauna including some large mammal forms restricted to the Luangwa valley region, like Cookson's wildebeest, Crawshay's zebra, and Thornicroft giraffe; also lion, leopard, spotted hyena, African elephant, African buffalo, hippo, kob, impala	South Luangwa National Park (9.050 km²)
W.A.P. National Park Complex (Benin, Niger, Burkina Faso)	> 14,000 km²	One of the largest populations of the West African lion, largest elephant population of western Africa, one of the last populations of the Northwest African cheetah; also leopard, wild dog, spotted hyena, Sudanese buffalo, korrigum, Western hartebeest, roan antelope, Defassa waterbuck, Buffon kob, red-fronted gazelle, warthog	W National Park (10.210 km²) Arli National Park (760 km²) Pendjari National Park (2.755 km²)
Nature Reserves of the Virunga Mountains (Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Ruanda)		Last populations of the mountain gorilla; in addition chimpanzee, okapi, bongo, giant forest hog, red river hog, African elephant, lion, leopard, African buffalo, defassa waterbuck, buffon kob, yellow-backed duiker	Virunga National Park (7,900 km²) Volcanoes National Park (130 km²) Queen Elizabeth National Park (1,978 km²) Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Okapi Wildlife Reserve (13,700)
Dzanga-Sangha Complex ((Cameroon / Republic of the Congo / Central African Republic))		Central African rainforest area with large clearings inhabited by forest elephants, forest buffaloes, bongo antelopes, leopards	Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve and National Park (6,866 km²) Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park (3,92s km²) Lobéké National Park (2,178 km²) Dzanga-Ndoki National Park (1,143 km²)

• Bou-Hedma National Park (Tunesia)

Fenced areas with scimitar oryx, addax, dama gazelle; wild population of dorcas gazelle; potential reintroduction site for Cuvier's gazelle and hartebeest (entirely extinct in North Africa)

• Tassili n'Ajjer National Park, Ahaggar National Park and Aïr and Ténéré National Nature Reserve (Algeria, Niger)

Large reserves in the Sahara desert with Northwest African cheetah, dorcas gazelle, Barbary sheep

• Lower Valley of the Awash (Ethiopia): Awash National Park, Yangudi Rassa National Park and Mille-Serdo Wild Ass Reserve

One of the last refugees for the critically endangered African wild ass.

• Waza National Park (Cameron)

One of the last populations of lion and elephant in western Africa and one of the last populations of the Kordofan giraffe; also leopard, kob antelope, warthog, roan, red-fronted gazelle and korrigum

• Samburu-Mount Kenya (Kenya): Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve, Shaba National Reserve, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and Mount Kenya National Park (Kenia)

Typical dry savannah animals of northern Kenya like gerenuk, warthog, Grant's gazelle, Kirk's dik-dik, Grevy's zebra, Beisa oryx and reticulated giraffe; in addition lion, cheetah, leopard, African elephant, buffalo, hippopotamus, impala, and waterbuck

• Selous (Tansania)

One of the largest reserves in Africa and home to large populations of elephants, hippos, African wild dogs, Cape buffaloes and Nyassaland wildebeest

• Addo, Camdeboo and Mountain Zebra National Park (South Africa)

Typical fauna of the Cape including Cape mountain zebra, black wildebeest, blesbuck, red hartebeest, gemsbock; in addition also Cape buffalo, cheetah and black rhino (in Addo also african elephant, lion and spotted hyena

• Niokolo Koba National Park (Senegal)

Last refuge for the Western giant eland, also West African lion, leopard, African buffalo, hippo

• Boma National Park and Gambela National Park (Southern Sudan / Ethiopia)

Large herds of white-eared kob and tiang

• Salonga National Park (Democratic Republic of Congo)

Large rainforest south of the Kongo River, home to bonobos, leopards and a few African forest elephants

• Rainforests of West Gabon: Loangao National Park, Moukalaba-Doudou National Park, Waka National Park, Lopé National Park (Gabon)

African forest elephant, Central chimpanzee, Western lowland gorilla, leopard, bongo; Lopé NP has one of the largest populations of the mandrill

• Taï National Park (Ivory Coast)

One of the last populations of the Pygmy Hippo, also African forest elephant, Western chimpanzee, leopard, giant forest hog, red river hog, bongo

• Semien Mountains National Park (Ethiopia)

Last refuge for the Walia ibex; also Ethiopian wolf and gelada

• Isalo National Park (Madagascar)

Rocky savannah with fossa, ring-tailed lemur, Verreaux's sifaka, red-fronted lemur

• Masoala National Park (Madagascar)

Rainforest with red ruffed lemur and aye-aye

Name	Protected area	Notable mammal species	Reserves	Map	Image
Northwest-Gobi (Mongolia)		Mongolin steppes, deserts and mountains with wolf, argali, Siberian ibex, snow leopard, Mongolian gazelle (Gurvansaikhan), goitered gazelle, Asian wild ass, wild Bactrian camel (Great Gobi A), Gobi bear (Great Gobi A), Przewalski horse (Great Gobi B), wild boar (Gurvansaikhan) and one of the two last populations of the Mongolian saiga antelope in Sharga Nature Reserve	Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park (27.000 km²) Great Gobi A Strictly Protected Area (46.369 km²) Great Gobi B Strictly Protected Area (9.000 km²) Sharga Nature Reserve (2.860 km²)
Changtang (Tibet, China)		Large reserves with Tibetan steppe with snow leopard, wolf, wild yak, kiang, argali, chiru. In Sanjiangyuan also white-lipped deer	Changtang Nature Reserve Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve Arjin Shan Nature Reserve
Sikhote-Alin (Far East, Russia)		Ussuri Taiga with Siberian tiger, Isubra deer, Ussuri wild boar, sika deer, moose, Siberian roe deer, musk deer, Asian black bear, brown bear	Sikhote-Alin Zapovednik
Western Caucasus and Central Caucasus (Russia)		West Caucasian tur, East Caucasian tur, wisent, wolf, maral, chamois, roe deer, wild boar, brown bear, Eurasian lynx, leopard	Caucasus Nature Reserve (2,633 km²) Sochi National Park (1,937 km²) Prielbrusye National Park Kabardino Balkharski Nature Reserve Severo Osetinsky Nature Reserve
Vashlovani (Armenia/Gerogia)		Persian leopard, wolf, brown bear, wild goat, Armenian mouflon, wild boar, goitered gazelle (extinct)	Vashlovani National Park (ca. 250 km²) Gabardani Managed Reserve
Golden Mountains of Altai (Russland / Mongolei / China / Kasachstan) * (includes Altai and Katun zapovedniks)		snow leopard, wolf, lynx, brown bear, Altai argali, Siberian ibex, Altai maral, Elk, Siberian roe deer, Siberian musk deer, raindeer	Altai Nature Reserve (8,812 km²) Katun Nature Reserve (1,501 km²) Ukok Nature Reserve (2,529 km²) Sailyugemsky National Park (1,180 km²) Chüiten-Gipfel (6,362 km²) Katon-Karagaiskiy-Nationalpark Zapadno-Altaiskiy-Schutzgebiet
Everest Region (Nepal, China)		snow leopard, wolf, Himalayan tahr, serow, goral, bharal, Tibetan argali)	Sagarmatha National Park (4,100 km²) Makalu Barun National Park Khangchendzonga National Park
Hemis and Dachigam (Jammu and Kashmir, India)		Hemis: Large population of snow leopards, also Tibetan argali, Ladakh urial, blue sheep and Siberian ibex; Dachigam: Last stronghold of the Kashmir stag	Hemis National Park (1,150 km²) Kishtwar National Park Dachigam National Park (141 km²)
Altyn Emel-Almaty Region (Kazaksthan)		Asian wild ass, argali, goitered gazelle, snow leopard, wolf, Siberian ibex	Altyn-Emel National Park Charyn National Park Ile-Alatau National Park Almaty Nature Reserve
Reserves of Kamchatka (Russia)		Stunning landscape with vulcanoes, boreal forest and mountain tundra: Kamchatka snow sheep, brown bear, wolf, caribou, moose	Kronotsky Nature Reserve (11,420 km²) three National Parks

• Golestan National Park and Touran National Park including Miandasht Wildlife Refuge (Iran)

Persian leopard, wolf, wild boar, maral, roe deer, urial, wild goat, goitered gazelle; in Touran also Asiatic cheetah, Persian onager

• Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries (Sichuan, China): Wolong National Nature Reserve)

Giant panda, takin, leopard

• Wolga steppes: Chyornye Zemli Nature Reserve and Astrakhan Nature Reserve (Russia)

Saiga antelope, wolf

• Białowieża (Poland / Belarus)

One of the last populations of the European bison

• Sierra de Andújar (Spain)

One of the last populations of the Spanish lynx. In addition Iberian red deer, European fallow deer, wild boar, mouflon, Spanish ibex

• Oostvaardersplassen (Netherlands)

Largest herds of wild animals in Europe: heck cattle, konik, red deer

• Khustain Nuru and Gorkhi-Terelj (Mongolia) with Bogdkhan National Park and Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area

Reintroduced Przewalski horses; also wolf, argali, Siberian ibex, Siberian wapiti, wild boar, roe deer

• Pamir-Karakoram: Taxkorgan Reserve, Khunjerab National Park, Central Karakoram National Park (China, Pakistan)

Important reserves for Marco Polo sheep and snow leopard, also Flare-horned markhor, Asiatic ibex, blue sheep, Ladakh urial, wolf, brown bear

• Bathyz Nature Reserve (Turkmenistan)

Important refuge for kulan, urial, wild goat, wild boar, striped hyena, Persian leopard

• Ili Delta (Kazakhstan): Planned National Park by joining the Nature Reserves Karoiskiy Zakaznik (509.00ha), Pribalhashaskiy Zakaznik (503.00 ha) and Kukanskkiy Zakaznik (49.100 ha)

wolf, goitered gazelle, wild boar, roe deer, in the desert a few saiga antelopes; planned reintroduction of the Tiger, Bukhara deer and wild ass

• Tigrovaya Balka Nature Reserve

Bukhara deer, urial; One of the occurences of the extinct Caspian tiger and possible reintroduction site for closely related Siberian tiger

• Kedrovaya Pad and Leopardovy Wildlife Reserve, Hunchun Nature Reserve, Changbai Shan Nature Reserve
• Mountains of Southern Norway (Rondane National Park, Dovre National Park, Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park and others; Norway)

Several thousand sqkm mountain wilderness with one of the largest population of the wild reindeer in Europe, also musk ox, moose, brown bear, volverine, wolf

Name	Protected area	Notable mammal species	Reserves	Map	Image
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (Alaska, USA)		Large herds of migrating caribou; also dall sheep, musk ox, moose, wolf, grizzly	Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge
Yellowstone (Wyoming, USA)		One of the largest herds of American bison and almost all larger mammals of Northern America: wolf (reintroduced), puma, grizzly, American black bear, moose, pronghorn, elk, mule deer, mountain goat, bighorn sheep	Yellowstone National Park Grand Teton National Park
Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon (Arizona/Utah, USA)		Great landscape with puma, American black bear, desert bighorn sheep, wapiti, mule deer, feral donkeys	Grand Canyon National Park (4.927 km²) Bryce Canyon National Park (145 km²) Zion National Park (593 km²)
Sonora & Coronado Forest (including proposed Madrean Sky Islands; Arizona / New Mexico, USA)		Semi desert and mountain forests with puma, jaguar (very few), American black bear, collared peccary, pronghorn, mule deer, white-tailed deer, wapiti; Mexican wolf further north in Apache Sitgreaves	Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge (474 km²) Saguaro National Park (370 km²) San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (230 km²) Wilderness areas of Coronado National Forest

• Ellesmere Island (Kanada)

Musk ox, Peary caribou, Arctic wolf

• Denali (Alaska, USA)

Great landscape with grizzly, wolf, volverine, dalls sheep, caribou, moose

• Katmai National Park

Very large brown bears, wolf, volverine, caribou, moose

• Kluane-Wrangell-St. Elias-Glacier Bay-Tatshenshini-Alsek

One of the largest populations of the dall sheep; also wolf, American black bear, grizzly, sitka black-tailed deer, moose, caribou, mountain goat, and introduced bison

• Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks (Kanada): Banff National Park and Jasper National Park

wolf, grizzly, American black bear, Canadian lynx, volverine, moose, bighorn sheep, wapiti

• Wood Buffalo National Park

Largest population of the American wood bison; also wolves, moose

• Dakota-Badlands (Badlands National Park, Wind Cave National Park (>1000 km²; South Dakota, USA), Theodore Roosevelt National Park (285 km²; North Dakota, USA)

grasland and badlands with bison, bighorn sheep, mule deer, white-tailed deer, pronghorn at Theodore Roosevelt National Park also mustang as a proxy for extinct pleistocene horses and wapiti

• Yosemite National Park and Sequoia National Park & Kings Canyon National Park

Puma, American Black Bear, and Mule Deer in stunning landscape with Giant Sequoias

• Big Bend National Park

puma, bobcat, American black bear, mule deer, white-tailed deer, collared peccary

• Everglades National Park

puma, white-tailed deer, Mississippi alligator

Name	Protected area	large species	Reserves	Map	Image
Manu National Park (Peru)	km²	Large Reserve with diverse habitatas from lowland rainforest to Andean wet puna: jaguar, puma, ocelot, giant otter, giant anteater, southern tamandua, giant armadillo, nine-banded armadillo, brown-throated sloth, Hoffmann's two-toed sloth, Brazilian tapir, capybara, pacarana, lowland paca, collared peccary, white-lipped peccary, South American red brocket, South American brown brocket, marsh deer, Goeldi's marmoset, pygmy marmoset, shock-headed capuchin, tufted capuchin, Brown-mantled tamarin, emperor tamarin, moustached tamarin, black-capped squirrel monkey, black-headed night monkey, brown titi, Rio Tapajós saki, Bolivian red howler, Peruvian spider monkey, and gray woolly monkey. Confined to the mountainous areas above ca. 2000 m: Peruvian white-tailed deer, dwarf brocket, culpeo, mountain paca, and spectacled bear.	Manu National Park (18,812 km²)
Protected areas of the Pantanal (Brazil, Paraguay)		Large swamp-savannah wilderness with giant anteater, marsh deer, Brazilian tapir, jaguar, puma, maned wolf, bush dog, capybara	Pantanal Matogrossense National Park
Torres del Paine (Chile/Argentinia)	6880 km²	Typical Patagonian fauna with puma, guanaco, and Chilean huemul	Torres del Paine National Park (2420 km²) Los Glaciares National Park (4459 km²)

• Northern Jaguar Reserve (Mexico)

Jaguar, puma, bobcat and ocelot. Important prey species of the large cats are white-tailed deer and javelinas.

• La Amistad International Park & Corcovado National Park including Humedal Nacional Terraba-Sierpe Park and potential corridor via the Térraba River valley (Costa Rica, Panama)

Good population of Baird´s tapir and one of the final strongholds of the Jaguar in Central America; also ocelot, puma Central American squirrel monkey, white-faced capuchin, mantled howler, Geoffroy's spider monkey, two-toed and three-toed sloth, collared peccary, Northern tamandua and silky anteater.

• Llanos (Venezuela)

Large populations of capybaras and many other wildlife in a wet savanna landscape.

• Sangay National Park (Equador)

One of the mst important strongholds of the mountain tapir; also spectacled bears, pumas and Andean foxes, giant otters, jaguars, ozelots, margays, Brazilian tapirs, white-tailed deer, little red brocket deer and Northern pudus

• Jaú National Park (Brazil)
• Iguazu (Brazil / Argentinia): Iguazú National Park and Iguaçu National Park
• Kaaiya del Gran Chaco

Gran Chaco with Chacoan peccary, a large population of jaguar, puma, Brazilian tapir and one of the northernmost populations of the guanaco

• Emas National Park (Brazil)

Cerrado savannah with giant anteater, maned wolf, giant armadillo, pampas deer, greater rhea, puma, ozelot, Brazilian tapir, collared peccary, white-lipped peccary, marsh deer, red brocket, gray brocket, black howler monkey, capybara and a small population of jaguars

• Lauca National Park and Las Vicuñas National Reserve

Important area for the vicugna and other animals of the Altiplano

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Saiga antelope, Lion, Leopard, Tiger, Panthera leo fossilis, Pelorovis, Cave lion, American lion, Kanha National Park, Euceratherium, Homotherium, Smilodon, Boar, Red deer, Percrocutidae, Proailurus, Pseudaelurus, Paramachairodus, Felidae, Mouflon, Tibetan red deer ...

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