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The minimum amount of cardboard required to enclose a volume of 15 cubic yards is 29.41 sq yards. That is for a spherical shape - perhaps not the most practical shape!
A cardboard cube will require 36.49 sq yards. There is no maximum amount since you could increase the area without limit while reducing the height.
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