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Please send tips about this brutal murder to Toronto Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-tips (8477) works across Canada toll free. Or call: 416-222-TIPS (8477) Anonymous encrypted tips can be left at www.222tips.com The murder of a Canadian Environment Philanthropist has Toronto Police conducting a manhunt for the suspect. The suspect laid in wait for his victim, but also left behind evidence including his photo. The Earth Keeper Initiative in Marquette, MI joins environmental groups around the world encouraging the public to provide police with tips to make an arrest in this brutal murder. Earth Keeper volunteer media advisor Greg Peterson has this story with video released by Toronto Police of the man suspected of the shooting - a murder possibly related to the victim's multi-million dollar donations to environmental groups. Time: 4:22 Toronto police have released video of a suspect in the murder of Canada's biggest environment philanthropist. The victim, 66-year-old Glenn Davis, was gunned down in a Toronto Parking lot garage on Friday May 18, 2007. Davis, who inherited his father's transportation and trucking fortune, gave millions of dollars to a wide range of environmental causes including the World Wildlife Fund. Davis shunned publicity but was well know by environmental groups who join friends in their shock of his brutal murder. Toronto police release video and photos from a surveillance camera of a man they now call a suspect. The man is described as: White Male Between 25 and 30 years old About 5-feet 8 inches tall Suspect was wearing a black baseball cap, a blue sweater, a waist-length dark jacket with a hood, dark pants, white running shoes and a dark-colored backpack. Police believe Davis was targeted - maybe even for his environmental philanthropy. Voice of: Det. Wayne Fowler Toronto Police Dept. Davis had cheated death twice before. Davis was severely beaten in December 2005 outside his Toronto office but his life was saved by onlookers who intervened. His attacker left in a van. No arrests were made. Police are unsure if its connected to his murder. Davis escaped death twice before Davis was one of just 18 survivors of a June 1983 airplane fire that killed 23 people. Davis was aboard an Air Canada jet bound for Toronto that was destroyed by fire after making an emergency landing at Greater Cincinnati Airport. Canadian folk star Stan Rogers was killed in the fire but Davis survived. Some says Davis's life was changed by that fire - and that's when he betgan heavily donating to environmental causes. Police want anyone who recognizes the suspect - or have any information - to call Toronto Crime Stoppers 416-222-TIPS (8477) http://www.222tips.com/ This is Greg Peterson and you are watching Earth Keeper TV