The approximate size of both areas combined is  1000km2 (386 square miles) the area is mostly made of montane steppe, tree coverage is low, climate is cold and semi-arid. Besides tourists   coming to climb 2 mountain tops and local shepherds, the population and population density is low. It was declared as a national park in 2004

Species currently found in the area are chamois,wild goat,mouflon,goitered gazelle,roe deer,wild boar,golden jackal, red fox, grey wolf,brown bear,eurasian lynx and feral horses.

It is unknown if leopards still exist or not, but they are likely extirpated

First species that should be reintroduced are  red deer,fallow deer and Persian wild ass, all three of these lived here until they were extirpated and they would provide food source for bigger sized predators that could be introduced. Feral cattles can easily establish a population as a proxy for Aurochs, or with a back breeding program. Eurasian otter and eurasian beaver in the nearby marshes, but  coypu, which is a species native to South America already established a population in this area here.

Other species like lions,tigers,cheetahs,pallas cat,moose could also be suggested since they inhabited this area but their reintroduction is really hard right now 

I did not include Late pleistocene animals like Straight-tusked elephant, steppe and forest rhinos, european water buffalo,cave hyenas, hippos etc. because it doesn't seem to be possible anytime in the future



Rewilding potential of Mount Ağrı National Park: The largest national park in Turkey. And Doğubayazıt marsh