Springtails are useful insects that contribute to the decomposition of the organic matter, and in the absence of other decomposers, the springtails can play a very important role. The goal of this research is to determine the fauna of springtails in Sveti Ivan Zelina. The research was conducted from 25th of April until 9th of May 2022 on five plots (maize, onion, walnut, plum and meadow). Five pitfall traps and two endogeic traps were used per plot and every 10 days samples were collected. During the research six different species were determined: Orchesella villosa (Geoffroy, 1762.), Ceratophysella bengtssoni (Agren, 1904.), Protaphorura armata (Tullberg, 1869.), Isotomurus unifasciatus (Börner, 1901.), Lepidocyrtus paradoxus (Uzel, 1890.), Sminthurinus elegans (Fitch, 1863.). The species C. bengtssoni with 71% of the total catch was eudominant, as was the species O. villosa, although recorded in much lower numbers. The species I. unifasciatus with 6% and L. paradoxus with 9% of the total catch are the dominant species, while the species S. elegans is subdominant. The species P. armata makes up less than 1% of the total catch and is classified as recedent. The most frequent species was C. bengtssoni with 93% frequency, followed by O. villosa with 84%, L. paradoxus with 82% and I. unifasciatus with 76%. All the listed species are euconstant. The species S. elegans with 24% and P. armata with 2% were accidental species. The results of this work contribute to the knowledge of the composition, abundance, dynamics of occurrence and cenological characteristics of the Collembola fauna present in the surface and underground layers of the soil in different cultures. Since springtails are mostly useful species, regularly conducting such faunal research can help in finding out the "health", i.e. the quality and fertility of the soil in an area, which can indirectly affect the way the soil is managed as well as the crops grown on it.