I have published enough articles in the National Geographic magazine to completely fill four issues (see them at page bottom), including, for example, one on the topic of pollination. I've linked to those articles on my photography webpage. 

I won the Bowdoin Medal, Harvard's oldest and most prestigious writing prize, awarded annually since 1745.  I have been a Poynter Journalism Fellow at Yale, previously bestowed on such luminaries as Arianna Huffington, David Brooks, Bob Woodward & Judy Woodruff.

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Below are a few of Mark’s favorite articles from magazines other than National Geographic

"Respecting Nature, Respecting People: A Naturalist Model for Reducing Speciesism, Racism, and Bigotry" in Skeptics magazine
"The Social Secret that Humans Share with Ants" in the Wall Street Journal
"How Freedom Divides" in Nautilus magazine
"I found the Eighth Wonder of the World in a Coffee Shop" in Big Think

My Scientific American story Ants & the Art of War is included in the 2012 edition of Best American Science and Nature Writing

"Ants, Humans, and the Lessons of War" in Undark magazine
"Vines seeking a Place in the Sun" in Smithsonian magazine
"Casting Light on Iranian Deserts" in Smithsonian magazine
"Travels With Charlie" in National Wildlife Magazine (exploring the tepuis of Venezuela)
"Bit" in Outside Magazine concerns the tragic death of Joe Slowinski
For a humorous “take” at ant research, read my 2012 article in Nature, "Picnic With Ants."